Even though its subject matter is completely different, I can’t help comparing A United Kingdom to 2016’s Hidden Figures.
Both films uncover an obscure chapter in the history of racial injustice. And both films are fascinating...
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01 March 2017
“Everyone’s Name was Muslim” – Lauryn Hill 1998
At 9:45 pm on a Tuesday, I sat in a Palace Theater chair. People were at the theater to see their favorite singer, Ms. Lauryn Hill. The men who were present were on a very wise...
01 March 2017
Thurs, March 2, 7-8:30pm, St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, 30 W. Woodruff Ave.
Discussion on the recent attacks on immigrants and refugees and the growing resistance. We will examine how the US has played a key role in the...
01 March 2017
The Well, located in the southeastern outlier of central Ohio city of Lancaster, is a fantastic gem that rivals the best of local socially just dining experiences. The Well gives careful consideration of where and how the food they...
01 March 2017
Why did Bryan Clark, who managed the anti-Issue 1 campaign last year, have a seat at the table at Columbus Charter Review Committee meetings? Last year Clark, chief policy advisor for Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther, took a leave of...
01 March 2017
Alcohol is a big problem on college campuses and underage drinking is a major slice of the problem. The connection between excessive alcohol consumption and violence and sexual assault is well established.
Ohio State University...
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