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In conversation with Stacie Johnson, Chicago’s first Black first lady

In conversation with Stacie Johnson, Chicago’s first Black first lady

In conversation with Stacie Johnson, Chicago’s first Black first lady

By Tiffany Walden

Chicago invested in a record 32,500 youth jobs this summer. Here’s why it matters.

Chicago invested in a record 32,500 youth jobs this summer. Here’s why it matters.

Chicago invested in a record 32,500 youth jobs this summer. Here’s why it matters.

By Tiffany Walden

Q&A: Sharon Bush unpacks why AMARA is putting Black communities at the center of its philanthropy

Q&A: Sharon Bush unpacks why AMARA is putting Black communities at the center of its philanthropy

Q&A: Sharon Bush unpacks why AMARA is putting Black communities at the center of its philanthropy

By Tiffany Walden

Check your LINK card: Illinois is sending $400 emergency payments to some SNAP recipients

Check your LINK card: Illinois is sending $400 emergency payments to some SNAP recipients

Check your LINK card: Illinois is sending $400 emergency payments to some SNAP recipients

By Tiffany Walden

Is the Obama Presidential Center a modern-day pyramid?

Is the Obama Presidential Center a modern-day pyramid?

Is the Obama Presidential Center a modern-day pyramid?

By Monroe Anderson

Woodlawn tenants fear displacement months before opening of Obama Center

Woodlawn tenants fear displacement months before opening of Obama Center

By Corli Jay

The $9 billion gamble: South Chicago’s high-tech future vs. its industrial past

The $9 billion gamble: South Chicago’s high-tech future vs. its industrial past

By Corli Jay

Two West Side organizations receive $15 million to help develop new youth community centers

Two West Side organizations receive $15 million to help develop new youth community centers

By Corli Jay

Peace Runners 773 celebrates new wellness headquarters in Garfield Park

Peace Runners 773 celebrates new wellness headquarters in Garfield Park

By Corli Jay

Some Black Chicagoans prefer Northwest Indiana over Arlington Heights if the Bears must leave Soldier Field

Some Black Chicagoans prefer Northwest Indiana over Arlington Heights if the Bears must leave Soldier Field

By Corli Jay and Jerome "Rome J." Johnson

Rendering of Sankofa Village Wellness Center. Courtesy of Sankofa Wellness Village

Erie Sankofa Village Health Center opens in West Garfield Park

By Corli Jay

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Chicago Black Restaurant Week enters 11th year of boosting the city’s foodie scene

Chicago Black Restaurant Week enters 11th year of boosting the city’s foodie scene

Chicago Black Restaurant Week enters 11th year of boosting the city’s foodie scene

By Corli Jay

A redesigned food market at Kennedy-King College provides students with free meals and upgrades food pantry experience

A redesigned food market at Kennedy-King College provides students with free meals and upgrades food pantry experience

A redesigned food market at Kennedy-King College provides students with free meals and upgrades food pantry experience

By Corli Jay

West Side residents question development plans for former Mars Galewood Factory site

West Side residents question development plans for former Mars Galewood Factory site

West Side residents question development plans for former Mars Galewood Factory site

By Corli Jay

Mama Africa’s Marketplace finds temporary home minutes away from original South Shore shop

Mama Africa’s Marketplace finds temporary home minutes away from original South Shore shop

Mama Africa’s Marketplace finds temporary home minutes away from original South Shore shop

By Corli Jay

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