COLUMBUS (WCMH) — The Black Community Ambassador Support Program is stepping in to help first responders, pastors, and activists. Director Elizabeth Joy said so many times ambassadors are under so much stress with no outlet to release.
“We thought about Amber Evans, Marshawn Mccarrel, who just were carrying the weight and it got to the point where it was too much,” Joy said. “We talked about the stigma in the black community. Black helpers are not only doing so much…
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