CINCINNATI — Faith leaders from across the U.S. came to Cincinnati to celebrate International Day of Peace, calling for unity and healing across racial and political divides.

The event, held along the city’s historic riverfront, drew national and state clergy, community activists and elected officials from both political parties. Organizers said the location was symbolic, tying together faith, history and the ongoing push for equality.

"The 21st is Sunday. It is the International Day of Peace that we honor in every country, and we wanted to honor that here too at this holy site," said Dr. Michael Jenkins, President of Universal Peace Federation.

The message centered on continuing the "Peace Road," described as a way to heal and bridge gaps between different backgrounds across the United

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