As a business psychologist, much of my work focuses on helping people develop the internal tools necessary to navigate adversity, setbacks, and change. In fact, my dissertation research focused on […]
"This is not a casual disagreement over preference or personality"
Shantel Franklin, a candidate for 8th District state representative, on her journey from homelessness to the campaign trail
Today’s political climate is more similar to the uncertain and dangerous pre-Civil War 1840s and ‘50s than the 1990s
A candidates’ forum in North Lawndale became an accidental portrait of American democracy in 2026: earnest, fragmented, and drifting into political absurdity
The Haitian American Museum of Chicago marked its 13th birthday by hosting a fundraiser at the Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago and the experience was eye-opening
That the mayor’s proposal, a modest tax that was in place for 40 years before it was eliminated under Rahm Emanuel, is framed as remotely radical or controversial is a sad sign of our times
Demystifying MLK and a Movement in a West Side Church Still Shaking With History
Our Westside community depends on diversity to thrive
