Losing Ivan By Emma Young
My youngest son, Ivan, came to live with me after his divorce. We were always
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My youngest son, Ivan, came to live with me after his divorce. We were always
Adinkra Gye Nyame , a Ghanaian symbol that means “no one knows the beginning or
By the 1960’s it became apparent that racism and segregation were not confined to the
Dynamic!” “Sustainable!” “Robust!” and most of all “Transformational!” These are just a few of the
CHICAGO (November 8, 2022) – The Chicago Urban League’s 61st Annual Golden Fellowship Dinner (GFD)
It was during his junior year in high school that Norman Bolden was first introduced
“There is no denying, our community needs healing in any way we can get it.
In 2002, St. Laurence Elementary School and St. Laurence Church on Chicago’s South Side were
It was during his junior year in high school that Norman Bolden was first introduced
“Everywhere I go people are talking about the festival,” says long-time African Festival of the
The Fresh Market, continued to demonstrate why they have been deemed number one grocer in
November 1, 1942 – AUGUST 9, 2022 Harold Lucas was one of the most dedicated and
SEPTEMBER 14 – 17 Famed jazz saxophonist, composer, producer and visionary, Ernest Dawkins, was twice
“Give a man a fish he’ll eat for a day; teach a man to fish
When the chance to participate in the THRIVE EXCHANGE Partnership came along, Lee Reid, CEO
With an MBA in Health Administration, and an amazing track record of thirty years in
One cannot help but notice the bright light of hope that is beginning to shine
Imagine 79th and Exchange Avenue, that practically barren stretch of land (thanks to the abandonment
In March 2018, members of the Mayor Harold Washington Legacy Committee, which is chaired by
The opening scene from the Denzel portrayal of Macbeth caused me to flashback to Mrs.
Over 25 years ago, it started as a personal commitment to his physical, mental and
Dr. Margaret Burroughs went on to found the DuSable Museum of African American History; Gwendolyn
During this Women’s History Month, we put a special spotlight on women who lead.In Chicago,
Thirty-one-year-old Chantal Grant (in featured photo) is a native from the South Side of Chicago.
Gwendolyn BrooksBorn in Topeka, Kansas on June 7, 1917 she was the first Black person
We’ve all heard the old adage, your health is your wealth. When it comes to
Welcome to 2022. We are entering our third year of adjustments and still mourning deaths
Real Men Charities Inc. is proud to serve South Shore and South East Chicago in
On November 19 of every year, International Men’s Day is celebrated in the United States
Illinois has a bright future now that Governor J. B. Pritzker has signed into law
South Shore was once a community of beautiful homes and wonderful businesses. South Shore community
November is the month of Thanksgiving, and the South Side Drive is thankful to you,
Nestled at 6220 South Ingleside Avenue in the heart of the Woodlawn community, is the
Eva Maria explains, “There is clearly a correlation between economic opportunity and the infrastructure that
Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month worldwide.
The 2021 Real Men Cook celebration was a Happy Day on many levels and for
The pandemic gave me a lot of time to engage with art and literature while
What is violence? Google defines this term as behavior involving physical force intended to hurt,
Celebrating Black History Everyday Jewel-Osco recently remodeled two southside stores at 87th & Dan Ryan
The front cover photo is by Dr. Obari Cartman and is of Kareem McGuire, who
“The ugliness, the missing parts of myself left unattended and unearthed did not dissolve with
The role of the parent is a natural phenomenon and as essential to the human experience
When Governor J.B. Pritzker signed Illinois House Bill 158, it was a victory for citizens
At once a jazz club, a restaurant, a family health center, a food pantry, an
“Well now, I get low and I get high
-IF I can’t get either, I really try”
Staying’ Alive – The Bee Gees
Carol H. Williams — Chicago South Side’s Gift to the Ad World – By Emma
The year 2020 was a challenging year, and 2021 is off to a pretty tough
Black Houses Matter: Treasurer Maria Pappas’ Mission to Save Your PropertyBy Emma Young Sometimes we
To kill a fire bird a raging soaring menace a phoenix sun with a
In an effort to enliven one of the most depressing strips in the city of
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Black History Month is an annual celebration of achievements by African Americans and a time
Propaganda “The mass media serve as a system for communicating messages and symbols to the
When the world tries to divide us, when the country is split in half, while
Now you know how strong you are. You made it! Well al-most…But I’m confident that