iHeartMedia Chicago’s Lurie Children’s Radiothon Raises Over $1 Million for Pediatric Care

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Strides for Peace Expo Inspires Chicago to Unite Against Gun Violence

By: Tacuma Roeback, Managing Editor

Bronzeville Trail Secures $900K Mellon Grant, Names New Executive Director to Lead Transformative Project

By: Staff Report

Rainbow PUSH Coalition Honors Fred Hampton and World AIDS Day with a Month of Service and Advocacy

By: Staff Report

Juice WRLD Day 2024: Fans Celebrate His Legacy While Championing Mental Health Awareness

By: Nicole Joseph

Tiff Massey’s ‘7 Mile & Livernois’ exhibition isn’t just about a neighborhood – it’s a tribute to Black Detroit

By: The Conversation

Illinois Supreme Court Overturns Jussie Smollett’s Conviction in Staged Hate Crime Case

By: Staff Report

10 Fun and Heartfelt Ways to Make Your Friendsgiving Unforgettable

By: Nicole Joseph

Redefining Thanksgiving: New Traditions in Black Households

By: Inez Woody

Eventnoire Hosts Inaugural Curator Summit to Champion Black Innovation in the Experience Economy

By: Staff Editor

New DCASE Commissioner Clinée Hedspeth on Reshaping Chicago’s Cultural Landscape

By: Tacuma Roeback, Managing Editor

Hip-Hop, Wrestling Collide at Westside Gunn’s ‘Heels Have Eyes’ at the UIC Forum

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Higher Education Under Siege: Battling for Social Mobility and Equality in America

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Monica Gordon Sworn In as Cook County Clerk

By: Staff Report

Monica Gordon Announces Transition Team Leadership as Cook County Clerk-Elect

By: Staff Report

Why Trump’s HUD Pick Is a Red Flag for Housing Advocates

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What Illinois’ Ticket Crackdown Means for Black Students

By: Word In Black

Tyler Perry Studios President Dies In Plane Crash

By: Black Information Network

White and Black activists worked strategically in parallel in Detroit 50 years ago, fighting for civil rights

By: The Conversation

Memphis Police Department Routinely Discriminated Against Black People: DOJ

By: Black Information Network