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- Sep 12, 2026
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Chicago teens sustain ‘peaceful’ community as warriors (opens the original)
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Jessica Rule, 18, entered Illinois State University this school year ready to step into musical theater as a major. Javon Phillips, 18, left his Austin community for Northern Illinois University with his eyes on a future that includes computer science. The pair stood outside their alma mater, West Garfield’s Legal Prep Charter Academy, sporting red shirts with the words “Peace Warrior” emblazoned on them at the end of one phase of their life, ready for the next. Rule and Phillips served as two o
Chicago Youth Awards bring honor and pride to West Side community (opens the original)
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Mom and Austin resident Latricia Walker-West ran around the Kehrein Center for the Arts, making sure the vendors, the sound system, and her 8-year-old co-host for the Chicago Youth Awards were all set. By the time parents arrived with their children, dressed in their finery, the red carpet was laid out for their entrance. Photographers snapped photos with bubbles and balloons in the background, and talent stayed focused on running through their routines. In its third year, the Chicago Youth Awar
Chicago woman shows it’s never too late to reach a goal, especially when it comes to education (opens the original)
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Englewood native Deniece Rogers didn’t celebrate her 2011 bachelor’s degree, or her 2015 master’s degree. But when she crossed the finish line with her doctorate, she threw a party for herself because “that one, she felt.” At 75, the Near North Side resident earned her Doctorate of Philosophy in Educational Leadership from DePaul University’s College of Education in June, despite the many starts and stops she endured because of health concerns. “It was the big mama,” she said, laughing about her
Reporter-turned-author Dawn Turner investigates a sense of belonging in ‘Majestic Hills’ (opens the original)
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For years, Chicago got to know Dawn Turner through her view of the city: With new eyes, devoid of preconceived notions and conceptions. For more than two decades, she called the Chicago Tribune home as a reporter and columnist, her byline atop stories on race, class and gender, among others. Turner’s South Side roots of family and community were the lens through which she queried existing mindsets and the whys behind actions. That throughline exists in her books too. Her first novel, “Only Twice
Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project is set to give movement to archives at the Harris Theater (opens the original)
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Ten dance companies, a one-night performance. That’s the math that brings performers from the latest cohort of the Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project to the Harris Theater for Music and Dance at the end of the month. Artists from notable local Black dance organizations such as Chicago Multicultural Dance Center, Deeply Rooted Dance Theater, The Era Footwork Collective, Forward Momentum Chicago, Joel Hall Dancers & Center, M.A.D.D. Rhythms, Move Me Soul, Muntu Dance Theatre, NAJWA Dance Corps and
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