Getting back into the rhythm of opening a bookstore has been physically and mentally hard…
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‘I just want it to be a safe haven’: Once Upon A Playhouse provides play center for children coming out of the pandemic
Growing up, Brittany Harris and her brother would gather chairs together and throw a sheet…
Chicagoland
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Will youth turn out to vote in the midterms? Here’s what we learned
Reporting by Janaya Banks, Andrea Bates, Maizie Hummel-Logee, Daniel Jimenez, Erica Jones, Mina Jue, Harrison…
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On the Block: A conversation with Brandon Pope
When it comes down to reporting news, Brandon Pope makes it look so easy. Diverse…
Chicagoland
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Resilience holds annual protest for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
“Whatever we wear, where we go, yes means yes, and no means no,” protesters chanted…
Chicagoland
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May Day 2022 emphasizes the rights of immigrant workers
May 1 marked the remembrance of a historical day in Chicago. In 1886, around 35,000…
Books
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Former Chicago Tribune reporter turned author, releases memoir: ‘Three Girls from Bronzeville’
For somebody to move forward in their life, they must first go backwards by looking…
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Honoring HERstory: A conversation with Patricia Andrews-Keenan
Patricia Andrews-Keenan, founder and CEO of Pigment International, can be seen in the skies of…