July - 2021

Racism and Architecture

By Katelyn Lusher Gentrification has a certain “look.” Once you know the telltale signs, it is impossible to not notice, even if you are...

Little Pools of Water

By Dr. Mark Mussman Over the past year we've seen one thing - the powerful will do what they can to remain in power, regardless of who it...

Small Business Worker Shortage

By Alex McIntosh My parents started their swimming pool service business in 1999. My mom had just gotten out of the shower when my dad...

New Federal Policy with the Potential of Reducing Family Poverty

Bill Woods Suddenly, recent legislation has produced a policy with the potential of significantly reducing poverty in this country....

A Tale of Two Pandemics

By Gabriela Godinez Feregrino The emotional push and pull of science during a pandemic is an experience no one was prepared for. Just...

Common Cause Celebrates Its 50th Birthday As Political Reformers Face A Critical Uphill Battle

By Bill Woods Common Cause celebrated its 50th year in operation on June 10th. This national citizen reform organization was founded by...

Bob Moore: A Lifetime Champion for Social Justice

By Michael Burnham and Barbara Wolf When Bob Moore died from esophageal cancer at 81 on the afternoon of Thursday the 18th of March,...

Private Policing: How It Reflects The Problems With Gentrification

By Katelyn Lusher A couple of weeks ago, a few friends and I were at a bar in Over-the-Rhine not far from the Homeless Coalition. It was...

An Assessment of Government And Politics Six Months Into 2021

By Bill Woods After nearly five months of a new Administration in Washington, D.C., it seems time to conduct an assessment of government...