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Attorney Zulu Ali Speaks on Justice: Trying Cases in a System Built to Oppress Black People
Attorney Zulu Ali argues the U.S. court system is racially biased by design—breaking down jury selection, judicial power, and why “reform” isn’t enough.

The Dayton Weekly News
Dec 26, 202511 min read


NCNW Celebrates 90 Years: Building a Legacy of Power
For ninety years, the National Council of Negro Women has built a legacy of power through leadership, service, and the continued elevation of women of African descent and their communities.

Brenda Cochran
Dec 26, 20253 min read


Ohio Minimum Wage Adjusts for Inflation to $11.00
Ohio’s minimum wage increases to $11.00/hour on Jan. 1, 2026, with tipped wage rising to $5.50. Here’s who benefits and why advocates say more is needed.

Brenda Cochran
Dec 26, 20252 min read


Faith Without Love is Hypocrisy. A Message to Our Community
A reflection on faith, love, and accountability, calling Christians to reject hate, racism, and hypocrisy and live out the teachings of Jesus.

Shannon Griffith
Dec 12, 20252 min read


Be Kind, Be Forgiving, and Watch Your Life Change for the Better
Shannon Griffith shares how forgiveness, kindness, and emotional healing can transform your life, improve relationships, and create a better world.

Shannon Griffith
Dec 6, 20253 min read


Helen Jones-Kelley to Retire from ADAMHS
Montgomery County ADAMHS Executive Director Helen Jones-Kelley announces her retirement after a distinguished career in behavioral health, public service, and community leadership. Full story on her impact, accomplishments, and legacy across Dayton and Ohio.

The Dayton Weekly News
Nov 14, 20254 min read


Dayton NAACP Honors Cora H. Diggs with 2025 Community Service Award
The Dayton NAACP has recognized educator, real estate leader, and longtime community advocate Cora H. Diggs with the 2025 Community Service Award. Read her inspiring story of leadership, service, and impact across Dayton.

Greater Dayton Realtist Association
Nov 14, 20252 min read


The Price of Thanksgiving: Smaller Plates in a Bigger Debate
Retailers are promoting cheaper Thanksgiving meals this year — but smaller baskets and portions tell a different story. From Walmart’s $4-per-person dinner to Kroger’s “Freshgiving” bundle, the advertised savings often come at the expense of quantity. In Dayton and across the country, families are paying less only to eat less — a quiet reflection of America’s shrinking household economy.

RoShawn Winburn
Nov 7, 20255 min read


The Foodbank: Feeding Hope and Strengthening the Miami Valley
For over 40 years, The Foodbank, Inc. has led the fight against hunger in the Miami Valley. Through its network of 110 partner agencies, the organization distributes food, supports families, and addresses the root causes of food insecurity. Inspired by The Foodbank’s mission, the Dayton Weekly News is launching a living Community Resource Directory to connect residents with essential local services.

RoShawn Winburn
Oct 31, 20252 min read

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