Discrimination In The Heights: The Uphill Battle Of African-American, Jewish...
Where we live is bedrock to our identities. For half of the 20th century, racial covenants embedded in the property deeds of homes in Shaker Heights, Ohio, and nearby Forest Hills “deferred but did not...
View ArticleNew Report Details “The Making Of Ferguson”: How Governmental Policy Created...
When Atlantic Monthly correspondent Ta-Nehisi Coates’ spoke in Cleveland in August about reparations, he touched only briefly on the killing of Michael Brown, an unarmed black teenager, in Ferguson,...
View ArticleResearcher Richard Rothstein Makes Compelling Push To Address Modern...
In a popular U.S. high school history textbook, The Americans, there is only one sentence—in passive voice—on housing discrimination among more than 1200 pages of text: “African-Americans found...
View ArticleTransgender Activists Push For Equality At City Club Forum
An introspective, respectful and sold-out City Club audience gathered to consider the long march to equality for transgender people in Northeast Ohio. Activist Stacey Parsons spoke directly to the...
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