Serena Williams returns to Wimbledon, using her comeback to inspire her daughters and reshape conversations about motherhood in sports.
Category: ‘Real Talk’
A Conversation with America: Chris Webb’s The End of Black Excellence
Cleveland native Chris Webb delivers a moving performance in The End of Black Excellence at Cleveland Public Theater. Through storytelling, humor, and lyrical truth, Webb challenges what it means to be “excellent” while Black
Black Dandyism at Met Gala: A Celebration of Style and Liberation
The 2025 Met Gala celebrated Black Dandyism, a unique and powerful Black experience that is a manifestation of a Black person’s lived experience, while also highlighting the importance of self-respect, joy, confidence, and liberation.
“Where the Men At?” Top 10 Cities with the Most Single Residents?
A recent survey examines the relationship dynamics across 118 U.S. cities, examining factors such as singlehood, marriage rates, and divorce statistics. Did we make the list and what’s the potential impact on finances?
Four Anti-Protest Bills in the Ohio Statehouse That You Should Know About
Lawmakers in Ohio have introduced four anti-protest bills that could have serious consequences…
Self Care: Luxury or Necessity?
Ashley examines both sides of the self-care argument
“It Just Wasn’t Time”- A Miscarriage Story
A miscarriage story, I’Kisha Lang shares her reflection on a recent experience
Looking Back for a Better Future
With our most recent moment in history taking place only a few weeks ago with the inauguration of Kamala Harris as Vice President of the United State, we have decided to spend the month of February looking back at what worked at the local and grass-root levels to get our community engaged and active in this past election.
Waking Up Black in Columbus
Karen Hill tells us what it’s like waking up in Columbus after the death of Andre Hill
Single Mom & Full Time Entrepreneur Sends Kid to College
A personal story, a look back all while looking forward
