Author of Black Liturgies and This Here Flesh reflects on Black interior life, spirituality, and emotional survival during a turbulent political moment
A Brother’s Hood, a cultural education group for young people, has organized a temporary museum open Saturdays through March 7
The temporary exhibit at the Aspire Center for Workforce Innovation draws on family collections to connect Black history to real lives
A Black History Month Museum at the Aspire Center and “Winter Florals” exhibition at Third City Studio to kick off the new year
Community members across the West Side and west suburbs are celebrating Martin Luther King day in a variety of ways
From classic biographies to radical critiques and literary reimaginings, these books reveal the full moral, political, and human dimensions of King’s legacy
Danita E. Patterson's hands-on apprenticeship program, new LED screen technology, and expanded tax credits are helping young creators stay in Chicago instead of moving to the coasts
Documentary traces how residents reclaimed shuttered schools to build new neighborhood assets like the Aspire Center for Workforce Innovation
Artists advance in landmark effort to honor Boyd’s legacy and celebrate Black girlhood
Film featuring Equity and Transformation Chicago to screen Nov. 9 and 11 at the Black Harvest Film Festival
