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This marks my inaugural Sauvignon Blanc article for the Cincinnati Herald, showcasing a curated selection of my preferred labels. Occasionally, I indulge in Sauvignon Blanc, particularly from New Zealand, appreciating its vibrant acidity and complex...
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Barbara Neely, co-founder and cherished matriarch of the renowned Interstate Bar-B-Q in Memphis, sadly departed this life on June 16 at the age of 86. Neely transcended her role as merely the spouse of barbecue legend Jim Neely; she was, for over fou...
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Some mornings are not merely beginnings but pivotal moments for transformation. On Saturday, May 10, the National Council of Negro Women, Inc. hosted its 30th Annual Bethune-Height Recognition Breakfast in Cincinnati, marking a day rich in significan...
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America has systematically shortchanged Black communities for generations, often presenting illusions of progress. Historic promises, such as the infamous 40 acres and a mule, as well as current initiatives masquerading as reparative justice, reveal...
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Despite the hope for equal opportunity established by the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954, a recent WalletHub study indicates that the U.S. educational system remains significantly unequal, particularly for Blac...
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Tucked away on SchoolSpring’s job board is a listing from Kansas City Public Schools (KCPS) for a “Residency Investigator & Admissions Support Specialist.” While the role ostensibly aims to “uphold the integrity of the district’s enrollment proce...
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The Taft Museum of Art has announced that visual artist Ayana Ross will be the 2026 Duncanson Artist-in-Residence. This prestigious residency, renowned for its rigorous selection process, marks its 40th anniversary, highlighting its historical and cu...
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On Monday, June 2, Dr. Moncree-Moffett, President of the Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) Board, along with fellow board members, showcased the transparency and courage the community has long desired. A proposal to promote two administrators, includin...
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The Summit Hotel offers an array of culinary delights for a satisfying dining experience. On the hotel's fourth floor, Overlook Kitchen+Bar boasts spectacular views of Madisonville, featuring a spacious rooftop seating area complete with gardens and...
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The Office of Vice Mayor Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney cordially invited community members to observe Juneteenth at City Hall on Friday, June 13, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. This vibrant event buzzed with an engaging atmosphere, featuring delightful culinary...
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Cardi B has aligned herself with a rising wave of musicians expressing anxiety over the stringent immigration policies enforced by the Trump administration. However, the Grammy-winning artist clarifies that her quietude is not rooted in indifference;...
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Tributes have been flooding in for Ananda Lewis, the iconic MTV VJ and celebrated host of BET’s Teen Summit, following her passing at the age of 52. Beloved BET personality and radio DJ Donnie Simpson expressed his sorrow, stating, “I just learned of...
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Juneteenth, acknowledged as the newest federal holiday in the United States, serves as a significant moment for historical reflection and the celebration of emancipation. Established when President Joe Biden signed a bipartisan measure in 2021, the d...
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Authorities at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago emphasize the necessity of evaluating new fathers for psychological challenges, acknowledging the growing body of research that highlights the pivotal role fathers play in child...
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Dr. Anthony Abraham Jack, often referred to as Dr. Jack, candidly shares the transformative journey that has shaped his career. Currently serving as the inaugural Faculty Director of the Boston University Newbury Center, he also holds the position of...