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‘And when you get caught, and your camp gets swept, you’re right back to square one.’
In interviews, nearly 20 unhoused or formerly unhoused Columbus residents spoke about the things they lost in encampment sweeps and the impact it had on their lives.
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In their own words: Columbus residents share their experiences of living through camp sweeps
‘And it’s sad, because they do that to get you off of the property, but then they don’t do anything with it. And it’s like, what was the purpose of it?’
Dom Deshawn and Stale Brick find a pressure release in ‘The Mahogany Tape’
The duo will celebrate the release of their new collaborative album in concert at Good Land on Thursday, May 12.
Watch: ‘Under the Hood’
Daniela Gomez’s new short documentary takes a closer look at the Columbus shop Alternative Auto Care.
Trans Experimental Action set to combine protest and performance art in Statehouse rally
Drag performers, trans activists, and their allies will join forces in protesting the anti-drag bill HB 249 outside of the Ohio Statehouse on Tuesday, May 12.
Cynthia Amoah to explore concepts of identity, lineage in Aminah Robinson residency
The Columbus poet has big plans for the next couple of months that she’s slated to work in Robinson’s former home on the East Side, but she’s going to start by taking things room by room.
Jason Meade guilty of reckless homicide in the death of Casey Goodson Jr.
A Franklin County jury found the former Franklin County Sheriff’s Deputy guilty of reckless homicide for shooting and killing the 23-year-old Goodson in December 2020.