Ashley Winters

“Her grandmother had a third-grade education and preached to Burns how important a good education is”

Gentlemen of Vision kick off the Reckoning With Our Racial Past Panel on 11/21/24 at the Grandel Theater. Photo by Taylor Marrie | St. Louis American

While African American history has somehow been politicized and targeted by right-wing zealots, the agonizing story of the slave trade, which brought many Black families’ first forebearers to these shores, must never be forgotten. In acknowledging the horror of slavery and the ultimate triumph of Black Americans who survived this shameful and heinous period of […]

After breaking ground for the new plant on its South County campus, the firm said last Tuesday it will be which will be constructed on 19 acres at 5401 W. Third St. Lithium iron phosphate cathode active material will be manufactured at the site. “While we had initially intended to locate our state-of-the-art battery materials […]

After breaking ground for the new plant on its South County campus, the firm said last Tuesday it will be which will be constructed on 19 acres at 5401 W. Third St. Lithium iron phosphate cathode active material will be manufactured at the site. “While we had initially intended to locate our state-of-the-art battery materials […]

‘There is not a person of color in the world that hasn’t earned something.’ – Nikki Giovanni The St. Louis Racial Equity Summit 2023 brought together an array of diverse organizations Nov. 9-11 under the theme “Together We Rise: The Power of Community.” Held at the America’s Center Convention Complex downtown, summit topics included racial […]

Randle’s exhibition “Void Spaces,” is on display at The High Low Gallery through Saturday, Jan. 5, 2025. (Painting was cropped for display.) Credit: Photo courtesy of Kenneth Randle

Robert Hughes, Behavioral Health Response chief business development officer, recently shared details of BHR’s new services “that will be impactful as we go forth in the way of servitude.” BHR is powering the new app ‘Rosa Powered,’ Hughes calls “a major step forward in how we support student mental health.” Photo courtesy of BHR Instagram

Jamaa Birth Village founder Okunsola M. Amadou presents a new baby car seat to Laura Costello and family members during the annual Mother Blessings Baby Shower and Fundraiser On Sunday, December 15, 2024. Credit: Jamaa Birth Village

Dwight E. McLeod accepted his mission to serve others more than two decades ago. The professor of periodontics and dean of A.T. Still University’s Missouri School of Dentistry and Oral Health continues to heed this call annually by returning home to Jamaica with D3 students who skillfully provide free oral health care to underserved communities. […]