Black History Month: How slavery ties to the city of Columbus
According to the Columbus State University archives, by 1860, 37% of the city’s population was enslaved. Several slaves are buried in The Porterdale Cemetery located on the corner of 10th Ave. and ...
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What it was like for Black teachers when Ohio integrated in the 1950s
The Brown v Board of Education decision concluded that racial segregation had no place in public school. Leanora Brown taught ...
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Explore Dallas (and America’s) Black history with this new map.
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Ohio’s most diverse cities concentrated in northeast, census shows
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Greater Cleveland has some of the most diverse cities in Ohio, accounting for large pockets of Black, Asian ...
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Seven facts you may not know about Columbus, in honor of its 213th birthday
Born Feb. 14, 1812, Columbus has gone from a simple settlement to Ohio’s largest city in its 213 years. Franklinton, named for Benjamin Franklin, was the first ...