Melanie Moon Is an Open Book on Our History of Race Relations
The local educator is determined to teach Cincinnati’s complicated legacy of racial discrimination in jobs and housing one class, video, and conversation at a time.
Editor’s Letter: September 2026
Editor-in-Chief John Fox on Cincinnati's tailgating traditions.
Editor’s Letter: August 2026
Editor-in-Chief John Fox on the international and local wine scene in Cincinnati.
Mental Health Expert Valeria Strunk on The Cost of Living Afraid
This therapist, immigrant, and mom shares the toll that living in today’s culture takes on Cincinnati’s children.
Dahlia Fair Trade’s Handmade Art Pieces Bring Mexico to Cincinnati
Sometimes, you need to see something through another person’s eyes to remember just how special it is.
When Ayman Soliman’s Unlawful Arrest Put a Spotlight on Local Immigration Injustice
His story made headlines and drove him to speak out, but he still can’t get a green card.
Go on a Blind Date with a Band at Southgate House Revival
Buy a ticket, enjoy live music, and put yourself out there.
Religious Organizations That Are Welcoming the Stranger
These faith-based institutions are practicing what they preach and reaching out to vulnerable immigrant communities.
What It Takes to Build a Business as an Immigrant
Migrants often face extra hurdles creating something of their own.
Sometimes an Adolescent Country Will Act Like Adolescent Kids
You can't tell teenagers or teenage countries anything. They do what they want when they want.
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