As a child in the sixties living in Poindexter Village, I remember running and playing in the safe surroundings of the apartment buildings on our court. I didn’t know, or care at the time, that Poindexter Village was one of the oldest...
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06 February 2014
Despite not being a professional football fan, after being inundated with much pre-game chatter, this year I decided to watch the Super Bowl.
The story line, according to multiple pundits, was the best defense going against the best...
06 February 2014
[This is the first in a two part series]
Fukushima’s missing melted cores and radioactive gushers continue to fester in secret. Japan’s harsh dictatorial censorship has been matched by a global corporate media blackout aimed—successfully—...
30 January 2014
In hindsight I realize it was a mistake.
Oh, I had good intentions, but, alas, I have erred.
For Christmas I gave Mrs. Peaves a tablet computer. Now she has become one of “those people.” You know the type. Always tinkering away on...
30 January 2014
There is a reason white people can't seem to stop appropriating black culture, a reason that white American culture, despite being the dominant aspirational culture for the rest of the world, seems so boring to the people it portrays....
23 January 2014
Not since the abolitionists and suffragists rocked Ohio’s politics in the 19th and 20th centuries has a movement in the Buckeye State been so essential to human rights. The announcement last week that Ohio’s Legislative Black Caucus, aided...
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