The Sojourner’s Truth Education Section
By Willie L. McKether, Ph.D. Professor of Anthropology, The University of Toledo CEO, WLM Cultural Communications, Inc. Guest Column Picture a Monday morning team meeting. A Baby Boomer manager kicks things off with a structured […]
Special to The Truth Millions of people are concerned that artificial intelligence (AI) and other technological advances will take away the jobs people need to support themselves and their families. But a new study finds […]
By Michelle McCaster Guest Column September is Suicide Prevention Month—a time to educate, raise awareness and remind people that help is available. It is also an opportunity for the African American community to confront the […]
The Toledo History Museum speakers’ series continues with local history author Tedd Long looking at history “hidden in plain sight.” Why are there tunnels beneath downtown Toledo? Who buried fifteen pints of nitroglycerin in a […]
Free two-day youth Spoken Word and Social-Emotional Learning intensive in Toledo Special to The Truth New Works Writers Series, an organization dedicated to preserving and celebrating artistic voice in Northwest Ohio since 1989, announces its […]
CSU Day Toledo aims to help families turn the dream of college into a reality By Robert Smith, African American Legacy Project Guest Column The African American Legacy Project, along with countless community leaders, understands […]
The Truth Staff How does school start in Toledo? For some students, it starts with a bang. And an audience, greeters, a handshake or two, a high-five, some pom poms. For the students at MLK […]
By Asia Nail The Truth Reporter For Tracee Ellis, M.Ed, the world first arrived when she was in sixth or seventh grade. It was 1975. Her mother took the family overseas on a Pan Am […]
Letter to the Editor Shame on Early Childhood Educators Who thought of the idea of having preschool graduation ceremonies? No parent should worry about caps and gowns for their child at such an early age, […]
By Michelle McCaster Guest Column Sometimes the most powerful history lessons happen when we least expect them. Over the Fourth of July weekend, while attending our Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Regional Conference, I had […]