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The Chicago Defender is a multimedia news and information provider that offers marketing solutions, strategic partnerships, and custom events for the African American market. Our platform equips us to leverage audience influence to reach, connect, and impact the Black Community with culturally relevant content not often serviced by mainstream media. Founded in 1905, The Chicago Defender will celebrate its 120th Anniversary on May 5, 2025. Nielson and Essence Survey 2014 recognized it nationally as the second most widely read and best African American Newspaper. In July 2019, the Chicago Defender transitioned from a printed newspaper into a digitally focused, high-traffic content platform dedicated to online editorials, premiere events, sponsored advertising, custom publishing, and archival merchandising. We distribute relevant and engaging news and information via multiple platforms daily.

Mayor Brandon Johnson, Department of Housing introduce The Protecting Renters Ordinance

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CHA Youth Artists, Hyde Park Art Center Unveil Community Mural Created Through Summer Employment Program

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Commissioner Donna Miller presents Official Cook County Civility Month Resolution at Chicago Urban League

Cook County Commissioner Donna Miller joined community leaders, elected officials, and advocates on Tuesday at the Chicago Urban League to celebrate the launch of...

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New identity reflects the funder’s evolution and a bold vision for the future of philanthropy. As many philanthropic institutions scale back public commitments to racial equity amid...

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