The Ladies Who Wear Hats
I was the Mistress of Ceremonies for a National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) event recently. This year marks their Fourth Annual Breakfast of…
I was the Mistress of Ceremonies for a National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) event recently. This year marks their Fourth Annual Breakfast of…
I feel so sorry for Camille Cosby, Bill’s wife. He has been a history-making entertainer and it has all tumbled to the bottom of…
Recently, along with other Black media representatives, I had a meeting with Chicago mayoral candidate Willie Wilson in his beautiful lakefront penthouse home. He…
Watching the President of the United States, Donald Trump, is like viewing a political drama. The dramatic series could be “As the White House…
The primary political races are over. The voters have spoken and now it is on to the general election in November. So, who won?…
I attended a political forum this weekend sponsored by the Harold Washington Legacy Committee, a small group raising civic questions headed by Josie Childs,…
It is time for someone to be about the business of the people, all of the people. In 2018, that person is Mr. Chris…
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater returns to the Auditorium Theatre, the company’s Chicago home for nearly half a century, with six breathtaking performances from…
The newspaper world has changed. It definitely is not what it used to be. The owners of major press have change. Newspaper people don’t…
Over the years, I have received calls requesting photography and back issues of N’DIGO on a person we profiled who had just died. This…
During Black History Month, we just got a great political history lesson listening to the wiretapped conversation between then-Governor Rod Blagojevich and now gubernatorial…
Chicago politics is always dynamic and in Chicago proper, it is always Democratic. What would Chicago do if a Republican ran for mayor and…