Chicago set to resume in-person learning
Jamie Jackson
January 11, 2022
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Posts tagged: chicago
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Teen Violent Crimes Rise Drastically in Chicago
Jamie Jackson
December 1, 2021
Click ▶️ to listen to AURN Washington Correspondent Jamie Jackson’s report:
Civil Rights Activist Timuel Black Jr. Dies At 102
Clay Cane
October 15, 2021
This is Clay Cane Civil Rights Activist Timuel Black Jr. Dies At 102 Labor organizer and civil rights activist Timuel Black Jr. died onOct. 13
Obama Looks to Future After Library Groundbreaking
Jamie Jackson
September 30, 2021
President Obama broke ground on his Presidential Library and spoke to what lies ahead in the future for our country. Click ▶️ to listen to
Barack Obama Turns 60
Clay Cane
August 4, 2021
The 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama turns 60 years old today. Barack Obama was born on Aug. 4, 1961, in Honolulu, Hawaii.
VP Harris Stands with Texas Democrats Fighting Voter Suppression
Ebony McMorris
July 12, 2021
President Biden and Vice President Harris are doubling-down on two major issues; curbing the 30% surge in homicides nationwide and reduce gun violence. President Biden
Three Black Women Nominated to Federal Courts
Jamie Jackson
March 30, 2021
As Women’s History Month comes to a close, President Biden nominated three Black women to Federal Appeals Court. Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson of Washington, DC
Evanston, IL Laying Groundwork to Pay Reparations to Black Residents
Jamie Jackson
March 15, 2021
Evanston, Illinois, located outside Chicago, could soon lead the way in reparations for Black Americans. The city pledged $10 million to a local fund established
Black Blues: The Arc and Ache of Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom
Starrene Rhett Rocque
January 29, 2021
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, released on Netflix December 18, is a brilliant ode to Rainey’s legacy and a bittersweet reminder that many of the sociopolitical
Unsurprising Data Show Poverty, Lack of Health Care, Race All Factor in COVID-19 Contraction and Death
April Ryan
April 30, 2020
President Trump has not fulfilled the promise to keep all data on racial disparity rates of COVID-19 contractions and death. The Washington Post reports more
Hard Hit Communities Receiving Open Society Foundations Support
April Ryan
April 29, 2020
At this time of great hurt, confusion, and concern, there are open hearts willing to give. Your city may be the recipient of a grant
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