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In Kentucky, the oldest Black independent library is still making history - Vimarsana News

In Kentucky, the oldest Black independent library is still making history

Western Library is the oldest Black library still independently run in the U.S. Its current librarian has made it her mission to share its history with her community.

Oral History Ties Late Artist Robert Douglas To The Origins Of Shakespeare In Central Park - Vimarsana News

Oral History Ties Late Artist Robert Douglas To The Origins Of Shakespeare In Central Park

An oral history ties the late artist and professor Dr. Robert Douglas to the early history of Kentucky Shakespeare.

Louisville's busing plan may be on its last stop. Did it help or hurt? - Vimarsana News

Louisville's busing plan may be on its last stop. Did it help or hurt?

JCPS' diversity-centered method of assigning students to schools has been a frequent point of contention in Louisville.

As Covid Cases Break Records, Instructors Are Asking for More Flexibility in the Classroom - Vimarsana News

As Covid Cases Break Records, Instructors Are Asking for More Flexibility in the Classroom

Most colleges are starting the new term with in-person instruction, but some faculty members and students are pleading for the option to teach online.

Kentucky Derby 2021: Will there be racial justice protests? - Vimarsana News

Kentucky Derby 2021: Will there be racial justice protests?

View Comments LOUISVILLE — Fans weren't allowed inside Churchill Downs during the running of the 2020 Kentucky Derby, but outside, hundreds of people marched. There was a national militia group, the Not F***ing Around Coalition, which brandished heavy firearms while facing a line of fences and police cars. And there were local protesters and church leaders, who joined with the national organization Until Freedom to march from South Central Park to the racetrack. They chanted, "Say her name: Breonna Taylor," as they called for police officers to be charged in the death of Taylor, a 26-y...