Rhonda Ross Kendrick: Creating Her Own Space Through Music, Motherhood and Self-Love
At 47, Rhonda Ross Kendrick is living her best life. A mother, a wife and the daughter of the most iconic figures in American and music royalty—she’s carving out her own legacy. With the last [...]
Valerie Jarrett “Finding My Voice” Is A Must Read
During President Barack Obama’s eight years in the White House, he made history becoming the first African American United States president. But, compared to his predecessors, President Obama set the course for having the most [...]
The Legacy of A. Philip Randolph Continues
When we hear about Chicago’s Southside Pullman community, we often think it was associated with the rich history of African American Pullman porters. For those who have grown up on the far Southside or are [...]
Merry Green: Celebrating 25 Years of Black Women’s Expo
The Black Women’s Expo has become rooted in Chicago’s social scene and a yearly standing date for thousands of African American girls and women throughout the region. Created 25 years ago, it has grown into [...]
Kari Steele: Strong-willed and Determined
When you have a conversation with Kari Steele, her humble disposition as a public servant puts most people at ease. A cross between Steele’s keen sense of being a good listener dripped with a little [...]
BRONZE LOVE: The Milhouses, In It for the Long Haul
By Gina B. If you happen to see Dawn and Wilbur Milhouse in a social setting, you will witness a couple in their element. Wilbur will be calmly sipping a signature cocktail, confidently admiring his [...]
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