Bob Johnson

“We are not into self-promotion,” John Ayala said. “We are invisible and our hard work speaks for us.”

The “Big Back” movement refers to us making fun of ourselves for wanting to, and trying foods that look really tasty in order to feed our greed.

In the seven years that NAHF has been operating and awarding grants, the organization has been successful in helping rebrand many of the offensive mascots.

Eugene Seals Jr. sat down with MLive’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Editor Bob Johnson to lay out his plan. Here’s what he said.

Let’s “taco” ‘bout the carne asada tacos and the wet burrito.

MLive's newest role will focus on inclusiveness in our work, offices and communities

Five bucks? At Jake’s? Maybe I heard that wrong.

I do believe there is some work to do to change the perspective we have for each town.

They call it Maple Pumpkin Cream Crunch. But the flavors come together like a sweet, classical autumn symphony.

The flavor stands on business.