Daily Drama Creates Trauma By Joy Williams.
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It’s hard to catch your breath these days. You can be sitting on your couch,
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Mahalia Mile: Oasis on the 9 By Emma Young
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Oasis: a fertile spot in a desert. I use desert as a metaphor for a
A Review of the Movie, “Sinners” – by Salim Muwakkil
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Ryan Coogler’s auteur breakout “Sinners” is a cinematic tour de force. The filmmaking wunderkind has
Your Emergency Preparedness
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How do you get ready for a disaster? Do you tell yourself that it will
Summing it up
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As we looked toward being prepared should an emergency occur, one thing all of the
Daily Drama Creates Trauma By Joy Williams
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It’s hard to catch your breath these days. You can be sitting on your couch,
Disaster Preparedness, Government Non-Profit and You.
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What can and should communities do in case of a disaster or crisis? That question
Trauma Impacting African American Lives.
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Two powerful panels on the subject of trauma were held in the morning focusing on
Trauma and Emergency Preparedness, Are you Ready in 2025???
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A much-needed conference for the times. On Saturday, April 19, 2025 over a hundred Chicagoans
Publisher’s Message April 2025 Issue
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Greetings: Last year in the July issue of South Side Drive Magazine, we shared in
Today’s Black Women in Aviation – The Sky is Not the Limit.
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Today organizations such as Black Women in Aviation (BWIA) a nonprofit organization is supporting and inspiring
Black Women in Aviation: They Believed They Could Fly!
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We all know about Bessie Coleman, the first African American woman to earn an international pilot’s
Not a Time To be Silent: Regina Taylor on “Exhibit.”
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“Exhibit” is the title of actress and playwright Regina Taylor’s one-woman play. The character she created
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Withdraws Plans to Build New Toxic Waste Landfill along Lakefront in Chicago’s Southeast Side
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“This is a victory for community residents and all of us who care about protecting
WBD L.E.G.A.C.Y Weekend: Come Celebrate Entrepreneurship with Us!
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Chicago, we all can use an uplifting weekend, and WBD Cares is bringing you just that.
Hughes Who Technologies Studio: Playing Games, Building Lives.
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Video games are one of the most popular past-times of kids from six to sixty.
Bridging the Generational Divide and Reviving Chicago’s Black Community. By Joy Williams
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The generational divide in the Black community is not just a quiet tension—it’s a roadblock preventing
Eli Williamson: From South Shore to Service and Beyond By Joy Williams
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Born and raised on Chicago’s South Side, Eli Williamson’s life reflects the complexities, challenges, and triumphs
How South Shore Residents Can Speak Out and Make A Difference By Ann Holcomb
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The IQMP Quantum Computing Campus will reportedly be a gift to the world, but will it
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
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
MEMORY GIVES LIFE: THE MAYOR HAROLD WASHINGTON LESSON AND INSPIRATION BY MSD GLOBAL LLC
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By MSD Global LLC In many African cultures, the act of remembering the deceased through rituals
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
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
