A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum to Expand

  The National A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum is poised for expansion that will include a new location with…
07.11.18
Chosen Few DJs: 2018 Picnic and Music Festival

  “In the beginning there was Jack … and Jack had a groove, and from this groove came the grooves…
07.04.18
Soulful Chicago Book Fair Slated for July 15

  Calling all book lovers, literary types and anyone who just wants to have a fun day out: Asadah Kirkland,…
07.03.18
Automatic Voter Registration Implementation Process Begins

The Secretary of State’s Office implements the first part of Illinois’ landmark automatic voter registration (AVR) law on Monday, July 2.…
07.02.18
Dorothy Brown Takes Listening Tour to Near South Side

Mayoral candidate Dorothy Brown kicked off her Near South Side “Listening Tour” with a walk in the Chinatown neighborhood of…
06.28.18
Mayoral Candidate Willie Wilson Responds to Violent Day in Chicago

Yesterday–June 26, 2018–was ranked as the most violent day in Chicago this year with 22 people killed and wounded within…
06.28.18
Jeanne Sparrow: Back Home on the Radio

If you listen to V103, you’ve probably heard a familiar voice. Jeanne Sparrow is back on radio and doing what…
06.28.18
African-American Program Managers at Center on Halsted Educate and Enlighten the Black LGBTQ Community

When a need arises, there is a reliable place where all LGBTQ community members can go,  Center on Halsted. Center…
06.28.18
Progression of Pride: Has Our Community Evolved?

You’ve probably noticed the rainbow flags flying throughout the city, stores promoting rainbow-colored options, festivities and more—particularly this month. June…
06.27.18
Leadership Changes Announced at Chicago Urban League

The Chairman of the Board of the Chicago Urban League Eric Smith recently announced changes within the organization’s top leadership.…
06.26.18
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