How does the African-American news media cover its community? What more can African-American NGOs, activists and community groups need to get their story told? Join us for a community dialogue between[...]
I went to Harold Washington Library to conduct research on topics and resources to develop my upcoming writing workshops. I started my search with “How to Write.” There were over[...]
In fact, Black people were first allowed to roller skate indoors at the Savoy Ballroom in Chicago’s Bronzeville community on December 8, 1938 thanks to Jimmie Davis, the manager of[...]
I am a roller skating entrepreneur and journalist seeking 2-3 interns to help conduct research on Chicago’s roller skating history. You don’t have to be a roller skater yourself; you[...]
Whenever we look at TV or movies, you always see people coming up with inventions or interesting concoctions. If my memory serves me correctly, none of these people were black[...]
Check out my review on Living the Ebony Life: E-mails from the Plantation by Zondra Hughes, editor of N’Digo MagaPaper of Chicago.[...]
I found an excellent topic which I’m discovering very few people have knowledge about. I’m so excited. However, I need people 95 years old who lived in Bronzeville in Chicago[...]
I have finally started posting on my Shorty Resource Blog. My image is almost done. The theme is almost done. I just have to pull it all together, and start[...]
Yesterday I went to The Paper Source at 919 W. Armitage for workshop. I got there at 10:15; workshop started at 11:00. First of all, can I just say that[...]