Over the holidays, Bronzeville Life had a chance to stop by some great businesses in the community which had a great variety to offer consumers during the Christmas shopping season. BRONZEVILLE BOUTIQUE 4259 S. King [...]
As a young kid, Randy Terrell and his family were residents of the Robert Taylor Homes. As a kid, he followed his uncle around who would travel across town performing at the Henry Hornets Homes [...]
Hands-down Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle is one of the hardest working elected officials on the political forefront. As a former educator, her tenacity to enter politics when she defeated the incumbent, Timothy Evans [...]
A mom, a daughter, a sister and devoted aunt— Desiree Tate was not only their rock but she was a significant boulder throughout the city of Chicago. Her undying commitment to her work and public [...]
Northeastern Illinois University has grown to become one of the most diverse state institutions of higher learning around the country. The school’s student enrollment includes African American, Latino and Asian students. The main campus is [...]
By A.L. Smith For those ardent devotees already in the know, Olusola “Shala” Akintunde is an innovative, Chicago-based Nigerian-American social-impact artist and multimedia producer, who is quickly becoming revered in both local and national creative [...]
Phillip Jackson was the quintessential Black man of our times. He was the embodiment and teachings of the village he grew up in and knew like the back of his hand. Jackson was born September [...]
By: A.L. Smith Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen the media embrace an incredible story of an accomplished young south-side Chicagoan, a brilliant and pleasant-looking African-American female child prodigy with the familiar last name [...]
By Mary L. Datcher When a child receives the support and love from their parents—it is priceless. It can shape their viewpoint and build self-confidence knowing they are protected in the pursuit of their goals. [...]