Black History Month: Ruby Bridges
Ruby Bridges helped to inspire civil rights in the United States even at a young age. She was born on Sept. 4, 1954, in Tylertown, Mississippi. Bridges’ family lived in…
Celebrating Acclaimed Black Artists
American art and culture have always been heavily influenced by African Americans. This is especially true regarding American music. Black musicians can be credited with inventing many popular music genres,…
Black History Month: The Eye of Gordon Parks
To call Gordon Parks one thing would be an impossibility. Over the course of his life, Parks was a poet, novelist, jazz pianist, classical composer, an accomplished photographer who was…
The Underground Railroad: Its Story & Its Heroes
The Underground Railroad was a secret method to help escaped men and women find freedom. Prior to being given a name, The Underground Railroad existed through efforts made by Quakers…
Caesar: An American Maroon
The stories of some Black Ohioans like Paul Laurence Dunbar are well known. For others, the historical details are harder to find but no less important. Caesar was a runaway…
‘The Medium’ Review
Bloober Team released their highly anticipated game, The Medium, as an Xbox Series X|S exclusive on Jan. 28, 2021. The game was originally revealed in 2012 for Xbox 360, PlayStation…