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Well...These past three months have been a roller coaster ride! This past May, I suffered a knee dislocation and have been building myself up slowly so I can get back to exploring Cincinnati just like everyone else.
With the ongoing racial unrest and the wrath of COVID-19 in our lives, we are living a new normal. We miss the warm embrace of our loved ones, and all the parties, sporting events, and family activities that we have been taking for granted have now become a luxury to us, for the time being. Things are uncomfortable right now, but this is only for a season. A cure will eventually be found, we will get back to the lives that we knew before, and all will be well.
I want to continue to educate, inspire and encourage you by sharing Cincinnati's Black heritage, and hope that you will continue to stay on this ride with me.
In the meantime, if you want something to do during this time of social distancing (funny feeling that this will be the Merriam-Webster Dictionary's Word of the Year) and to help us understand Cincinnati's history of race relations, read last year's post on Fountain Square.
Remenber, THERE SHALL BE GLORY AFTER THIS!
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