We Should Celebrate “Black History Month” Everyday
byFebruary marks Black History Month, a tradition that started in the Jim Crow era and was officially recognized in 1976 as part of the…
February marks Black History Month, a tradition that started in the Jim Crow era and was officially recognized in 1976 as part of the…
It’s that time of year when N’DIGO grants Christmas wishes to the top trending movie stars, singers, reality stars, and politicians. 2022 was an…
THE PEOPLES SANTA “With all that’s going on in this country, and particularly in the African-American community, I want to offer heroes and…
Chicagoans reminisce about hanging out at area malls such as Evergreen Plaza, North Riverside Mall and River Oaks. Graphic by Tyger Ligon for The…
The midterms are over. The Democrats won, and the Republicans lost. The Illinois big race was the governor. A nice margin reelected J.B. Pritzker….
The Honorable Karen Freeman-Wilson began serving as president and CEO of the Chicago Urban League in January 2020. She brings a passion for equity…
As we enter a new stage of global politics ushering out of office and welcoming a new generation, we reflect on lessons from Queen…
Over two and a half years ago, in the article “African-American Boys and Men in America Are Killing Themselves and No One Seems to…
I watch talk shows on Sunday mornings, including Meet the Press, whose host Chuck Todd says America is angry and anxious. I agree with…
The medical protocol for dressing a wound is to wash your hands, stop the bleeding, clean the injured area, and apply antibiotics. The same…
Rebecca Sive is the author of three books on American women’s politics and power. She’s an activist, a political organizer, and, most of all, a feminist. Sive…
Social Media has created a culture where people learn to open up, share, and talk about practically everything, no matter how big or small….