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As the holiday season arrives, many families are immersed in preparations for celebration, while others are quietly confronting sorrow and remembrance. In a heartfelt discussion, I spoke with the Calahan family—Mrs. Shirley Calahan, Mr. Ed Calahan, a...
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As the Thanksgiving weekend approaches, Trevin Jones delivers his updated evaluation of the Top 10 Black College Football teams as of November 24, 2025. His latest rankings highlight programs that have shown consistency, discipline, and standout per...
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In fourth grade, I discovered I wasn’t perceived as white. Prior to that, in a familiar environment, I was simply Shannon. However, at a new school in the Moon Area School District, I became identified as Asian, labeled as Other. My memories of eleme...
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Images emerging from Broadview, Illinois, should evoke deep reflections among Americans. This suburb west of Chicago hosts one of the most prominent ICE staging and detention facilities in the Midwest. For years, buses have covertly transported migra...
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It began as an aspiration intertwined with community, ambition, and advancement. For President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama, their mission was both simple and grand: foster enduring transformation, not only for their family but for thei...
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Christmas in the Wards (CITW) is steadfastly dedicated to enhancing communities throughout Chicago through targeted assistance. On November 1st, 19th, and 21st, the organization will provide over $15,000 in emergency food aid to families confronting...
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The Chicago Urban League’s 64th Annual Golden Fellowship Dinner was a monumental affair, embodying the theme “The Shoulders We Stand On, Futures We Create.” This theme resonated throughout the evening, showcased through impactful historical installat...
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When discussing homeownership in Chicago, it's much more than simply acquiring a property. For numerous Black families, it's about fostering stability, generating wealth, and preserving assets for future generations. Unfortunately, this aspiration of...
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On Saturday, November 15, at 6:00 PM, the Lawndale Christian Development Corporation (LCDC), in collaboration with the North Lawndale Homeowners Association (NLHOA) and Harmony Community Church, will present "The Property Tax Bonfire: Light the Way t...
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“Black girls defy the odds.” This powerful assertion from Jamila Trimuel, Founder and President of Ladies of Virtue (LOV), resonated deeply, anchoring the atmosphere of the 2025 Leading With Virtue Cocktail Reception. Attendees were enveloped in warm...
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The Rolling Out brand's growth continues with the introduction of Rolling Out Music, aiming to create a comprehensive cultural creative network that will connect artists and influencers. This endeavor is launched with the holiday classic “This Winter...
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We've all heard the adage: "You think generating income is tough? Try being impoverished." Yet, the reality is nuanced—there are varied manifestations of being broke. Some individuals find themselves in this situation due to excessive spending, while...
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James Pickens Jr., renowned for his role in Grey’s Anatomy, has triumphantly announced that he is cancer-free following his recent prostate cancer diagnosis, according to ABC News.The actor first disclosed his condition during a public service announ...
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In a pivotal moment, just prior to a targeted U.S. military strike on an alleged drug vessel, President Donald Trump, on the first day of his second term, enacted over twenty executive orders, notably designating eight Latin American cartels as forei...
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2 months ago
Imani Archer, the daughter of the iconic R&B and soul artist D’Angelo, is expressing her grief after her father's passing. In an emotional Instagram tribute posted on October 15, Archer addressed her profound sorrow over the loss of her father, w...