Will 28 Pools in Black Wards Close This Summer?
byThe birds are chirping, flowers are blooming, and Memorial Day weekend is in three weeks. The unofficial start of summer kicks off this month…
The birds are chirping, flowers are blooming, and Memorial Day weekend is in three weeks. The unofficial start of summer kicks off this month…
Born and raised in the 6th Ward, William E. Hall, Jr.’s values are rooted in serving all who are in need no matter where…
She took charge and calmed the situation. So it is often what Black women do with little to no preparation. Yet, she stepped into…
The first week of April 2023 marked a momentous occasion in American politics. Among the highlights was the election of a fresh new face…
Pepper Miller is a premier market researcher. An expert on America’s Black consumer market, she studies and lectures with corporations, media platforms, and colleges…
We lost two Black giants last week – Josie Childs and Ed Gardner. They were of the same generation, the generation that Tom Brokaw labels as “the greatest.” They…
Politics is Chicago’s favorite sport. There always seems to be an election or at least a discussion on what politicians did and what It…
The primary mayoral election is over. Votes are still being counted,the official count is due March 14. What does that mean? It means that…
President Joe Biden signed an Executive Order on Further Advancing Racial Equity and Support for Underserved Communities Through the Federal Government. The executive order…
Chicago’s mayoral election comes to an end on Tuesday, February 28. The final poll will be taken as the citizens speak. Chicago leadership is…
Dear Black Chicago… The Chicago mayoral race of 2023 is historic. Have we ever had so many candidates in the race? There should be…