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Members of the West Dayton Clergy Community Coalition gathered with a handful of neighborhood residents outside the former Good Samaritan Hospital complex…
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Investigators from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services civil rights division are expected to visit Dayton soon. Health advocates say they’ll…
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A group of Ohio legislators are trying to add sexual orientation and gender identity or expression into the state’s anti-discrimination law. The bill...
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A West Dayton community group is expanding its federal civil rights complaint against Premier Health related to the company's recent closure of Good…
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Before the freedom riders and Martin Luther King Jr., there was Bayard Rustin, a gay African American Quaker and civil rights activist. Rustin taught King…
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June 19, 1865 marks the day slavery was abolished in the United States. One hundred fifty-three years later, people across the country continue to…
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Education is obviously the main focus of any educational institution's mission, and Wilmington College's upcoming speaker series will not only educate but…
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In southwest Ohio, about a mile from the Indiana state line, a long-forgotten town with a special place in African American history is struggling to be…
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Many in the Dayton area have been paying tribute to longtime city commissioner Dean Lovelace. Lovelace died Sunday, more than a year after vacating the…
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On Thursday, November 12th, four honorees will be celebrated for their work to protect the rights of low-income and disadvantaged people living in the…
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A hundred and fifty years ago this week, Reverend Henry Highland Garnet became the first Black man to present from the speaker’s platform in the U.S.…
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Almost 50 years ago, the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. came to Yellow Springs and Antioch College to address the graduates at his wife Coretta’s…