Eric Roberson: The Meaning of Music and Fatherhood
The number of singers finding a way to stand out among a vast pool of talent is mind-bogglingly. With the sudden comeback of televised talent shows on almost every major network competing for viewership with [...]
Music From The Soul
By: Angelyn M. Anderson @ReclaimBville “Hang all the mistletoe...I’m gonna get to know you better...” “We are family...” If you can honestly tell me that you didn’t finish both of those the sentences singing (and [...]
Rahmaan Statik: The Man and the Mural
As the weather warms up and Chicagoans begin to shed layers of sweaters, scarves, gloves, and boots—we look forward to all the beautiful things the warmer climate brings. There is unique cultural beauty throughout Chicago’s [...]
Bronzeville Summer Nights Returns for Arts, Culture, Entertainment, Food and Family Fun!
Bronzeville will once again host a series of summer programming that offers shopping, culture, and revelry to the greater Chicago community. Long known as a stronghold of African-American heritage and deep cultural roots, the historic [...]
39th Annual Taste of Chicago Announce Performance Line-up: De La Soul, Bilal, India Arie and Others Set to Perform
39TH ANNUAL TASTE OF CHICAGO PRESENTED BY DOORDASH TO FEATURE HEADLINE CONCERTS BY DE LA SOUL, AND INDIA.ARIE IN GRANT PARK, JULY 10–14 New this year, advance food & beverage tickets are also on sale [...]
MARCUS M. GARVEY: Lessons For African People
Reviewed by Prizgar Gonzales In this Twitterized world, where 21st Century humans relish in the fleetingness of 280 characters I pondered on how and why, humans, the highest form of creation, are reduced to such [...]
