“No words can convey the devastation that this loss brings upon us as individuals, and the NAACP as an organization. Dr. Hazel N. Dukes, known to many as ‘Ma’ was a living embodiment of the NAAC ...

And why is it called witch hazel? No, it has nothing to do with magic. The word “witch” comes from the Old English wiche that ...

Hazel Dukes, an iconic civil rights leader and ... We find comfort in knowing that while she's no longer with us physically, but resting in the bosom of Jesus," his statement said.

Like a magic wand, witch hazel casts its spell over the snow bound woods January through March across northeast Ohio. Spotting witch hazel is much easier now that the woods are full of snow.