George Washington Carver

Frank Jackson said the next mayor’s got to come from the streets and the streets are saying very loudly that Zachary Reed is going to be Cleveland’s next mayor

The trust that Zachary Reed has earned from Cleveland's American Negro community can be compared to the trust the Negro community had for George Forbes. The 1989 campaign between Mr. Forbes and then state senator Michael White shocked Clevelanders who didn't realize the city was majority Negro. For the first time two American Negro men of high political achievements for their respective lengths of service were competing for mayor. While both men were known in the American Negro community, Mr. Forbes was known longer, better and had demonstrated he could be trusted longer.

CLEVELAND, OH – I’ve observed Cleveland’s mayors up close as a journalist or political participant since Dennis Kucinich in 1978.  On the East Cleveland side since the late attorney Darryl Eugene Pittman in 1985.  In addition to serving in the elected office for for years, I served a year as former East Cleveland Mayor Emmanuel Weli Onunwor’s chief of staff and as a part-time Special Assistant for Cleveland Mayor Michael Reed White.  My former Director of Law in East Cleveland, the late attorney Almeta Johnson, served as Kucinich’s chief prosecuting attorney. On January 1, 2022 the mayoral candidate Cleveland voters…

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Ohio’s coronavirus cases are spreading because L’il Dick DeWine still hasn’t read the state’s 29 pandemic mitigating laws

Half-azzed mask wearing Little Dick thinks he's got special privileges while he violates our constitutional rights.

CLEVELAND, OH – It is so obvious that Governor Richard Michael DeWine misses his gurl, Dr. Amy Stearns-Acton.  Every time he opens his mouth to talk about social distancing and wearing masks during this year’s cold and flu season he turned into a pandemic; the Irish Catholic politician is confirming to the state’s 11.7 million residents that like her he still hasn’t read Title 37 of the Revised Code of Ohio which explains the 29 general laws to mitigate a pandemic. A New Yorker magazine “puff piece” written by Paige Williams described the non-reading former state health director as seeing…

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