Publisher’s Message November/December 2024 Issue
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Welcome to December 2024. It’s been quite a year, and first of all, I want
South Side Drive Magazine Recent Articles
MEMORY GIVES LIFE: THE MAYOR HAROLD WASHINGTON LESSON AND INSPIRATION MSD Global LLC
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In many African cultures, the act of remembering the deceased—through rituals and storytelling—serves to keep their presence
Arting Around Chicago is the Holiday Thing to Do: Visit Art Design Chicago
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If you’re looking for something artsy to do this holiday season, Art Design Chicago has a
Critical Cultural Arts in Education.
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In early 1997, when charter schools were being introduced into the Chicago Public Schools, five individuals
Che “Rhymefest” Wins!
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Che “Rhymefest” Smith is a grammy-award-winning rapper and songwriter. He also received a Golden Globe Award
Joan Collaso’s Timeless Gifts Performing Art Program for Youth Continues.
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Once upon a time, Chicago Public Schools taught a whole lot more than “reading, writing and
Enter CHIshorties: Rewriting Their Futures One Story at a Time Deleshia “Dyi” Kinney, MD, MAT, MPH
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Growing up on the South Side of Chicago, the path to adulthood isn’t always clear.
South Shore Businesses In Good Hands
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They say when a white person catches a cold, a Black person catches pneumonia. For African
The Over 50+ Voter: A Power Base
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As the election nears, one block of voters can be assured of receiving all the information
Generation Z Weighs in on the 2024 Election By Joy Williams
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As a 26-year-old member of Generation Z, I, along with many in my generation, face
Publisher’s Message October 2024 Issue
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Greetings It’s October and in less than thirty days we’ll be participating in the most
Fun With Chess: Entertaining A Cultural Approach to Strategic Thinking, Math & Reading
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Each year, Real Men Charities, the Hood Hope Movement, and the Quarry Event Center welcomed children
A Shero in Our Midst: The Honorable Arnette Hubbard By Emma Young
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Chicago can take pride in the women who have been a part of this great
The Reverend Jesse Jackson, Sr.: A Spiritual Protégé and a Political Precursor by The Reverend Dr. Brian E. Smith
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The Reverend Dr. Brian E. Smith, DMin Director of Community Relations and Strategic Partnerships Chicago
A TWO-PART CONVERSATION BETWEEN A ZOOMER AND A BOOMER: PART 1
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Some of the most valuable voices of today are the voices of Generation Z, also known
Community Health Centers: A Welcome Trend in Chicago’s Neighborhoods
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In the early 1960’s, a young doctor by the name of H. Jack Geiger visited
Publisher’s Message September 2024 Issue
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Greetings: Welcome to our September issue. September is the month when we say goodbye to summer
Break Cycles to Build Futures
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KNOW YOUR POWER! Voter Education, Motivation, Activation Podcast series launches in September
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KNOW YOUR BALLOT POWER: The 2024 Civic Responsibility series, is a pre election weekly discussion that
