In addition to the ETA Creative Arts Center and the South Shore Cultural Center, where are the tourism spots south of 59th Street? Images: hydepark and etacreativearts
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Category: Community
3 Lessons the Black Community Can Learn from Chinatown
As your Chicago South Side Resource, I am learning more about Chicago. I am more observant than most when I visit different neighborhoods. It could be because I’m a journalist or it could be because I am uberly nosy. Either […]
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Celebrating 40 Years The Soul Train Through 9/5/11
Remember Soul Train? The show that started with Black people with Afros, bell-bottoms, stacks shaking their groove thangs to either live artists or the current hits of the day? Did you know that Soul Train started in Chicago? To honor […]
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The Deborahs Support Parents of Young Victims of Violence
The Deborah Movement, an arm of The Black Star Project, is a group of concerned citizens that support the families of young people that are victims of violence. Listen to my interview with Claudette Rednic, the Lead Servant of the […]
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Bud Billiken Parade – Saturday, August 13th
The Bud Billiken Parade and Picnic, the oldest and largest African American parade in the United States, will be held on Saturday, August, 2011. The parade route begins around 39th & King Drive and ends near 55th & King […]
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