Bob Black photojournalism
byBob Black’s photojournalism career started with the Chicago Daily Defender in 1965. He later joined the Chicago Sun-Times in 1968 where he worked for…
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Interview with Donna More candidate for State’s Attorney
byDonna More is a partner with Fox Rothschild Law Firm. She has been an attorney since 1983. She has been general counsel to the…
Hermene shows off the new paper version of N’DIGO (shared from Fox)
byFOX 32 Sunday invited Hermene Hartman to the studio to discuss politics and to introduce the new format of N’DIGO Magapaper.
Dr. King’s Protest
byDr. Martin Luther King¹s life in the Civil Rights Movement was a short 13 years. From the Montgomery, Alabama Bus Boycott in 1955 to the…
Darrell B. Jackson-Seaway Bank and Trust, President & CEO
byIn 1965, Black business owners on the South Side of Chicago were frustrated because they couldn’t get money from mainstream banks due to discriminatory…
The Honorable Gus Savage
byCongressman Gus Savage served six terms in The House of Representatives, from 1981 to 1983. The Honorable Augustus “Gus” Savage was quite a guy….
The Saga of Bill Cosby
byThe mugshot of Dr. Bill Cosby pains. I wasn’t gong to write about this any more until some kind of official court verdict was…
Interview With Photographer Tyler Shields
byWrite his name down. TYLER SHIELDS. Hold on to this blog. If this was a newspaper or magazine article in print, I would tell…
Sanaa Lathan, Unfortunately, Meets The Perfect Guy
byIf the goddess that is Sanaa Lathan feels self-conscious about her looks, God help the rest of us girls. With not a hair out…
Eli Reed – Photo Journalist, Professor UT Austin
byPhotography allowed me to try to find out the why of things. As an artist I don’t just accept things, I never say: It’s…
The Mayor Caves…
byThe people were heard. A besieged Mayor Rahm Emanuel fired Police Chief Garry McCarthy. He was under pressure from all quarters – protestors, the…
The Donald
byKeep your eye on Donald Trump. He is not to be underestimated as he enters the business of electoral politics. He may not win…