On June 5, 1944, white workers at an airplane plant outside of Cincinnati went on strike over Black workers being promoted. Happening a mere day before the U.S. invaded France to drive out the Nazis, it led to a lot of condemnation of the strike,...
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It was obvious to anyone who cared to investigate that the main obstacle to a Queen City Bolsheviks division title this year was base-clogging-clubhouse-cancer Joey Votto. With Votto safely in.
Peter Berger, via Andrew Gelman: [New York mayor Michael Bloomberg] resides in his private apartment on the Upper East Side. His co-resident is a woman to whom he is not.
Check out this groovy photograph of Cincinnati from 1848. Taken from the Kentucky side of the Ohio. Story here.
In the unlikely eventuality that anyone is interested in the management of the Queen City, Mayor Mark Mallory is on Undercover Boss right now. I'm live tweeting... ... the show.
... just another immigrant trying to take a job away from a hard working American.
Huh: The win set a pair of season highs for the momentum-gaining Reds: It was their sixth straight, and it propped their lead to 3 1/2 games over the Cardinals in the National League Central. It also loosened up what, in one sense, had been...
Dusty Baker removed Travis Wood after 103 pitches tonight, despite the fact that he was pitching a two hit shutout. I am duly impressed. I also worry that these Reds.
Wow. Did you even know Cincinnati had a subway? If the answer is "no," that's quite understandable. The subway never had a single train run through it and never served.
"Mean" Jean Schmidt, who "represents" me in Congress, is apparently a Birther:Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-OH) spoke at the Voice of America tea party this Labor Day weekend outside of Cincinnati, OH. Following a tense Q&A session — during which, the congresswoman was booed for acknowledging...
Cincinnati is not normally the kind of city that deals well with weirdness:Via DCist.