John E. Jackson
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- Sep 28, 2026
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YWCA gala to honor Northwest Indiana leaders (opens the original)
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The YWCA of Northwest Indiana will recognize seven community leaders for their service, leadership and advocacy during its 2026 Circle of Friends Gala on October 8, 2026, at Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana in Gary. The gala begins at 6 p.m. and will be hosted by ABC7 Chicago journalist Samantha Chatman. The annual event raises support for the YWCA while recognizing people whose work has strengthened families and communities throughout Northwest Indiana. “This year’s honorees represent the very
Rep. Smith to host sixth annual Community Fall Fest (opens the original)
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State Rep. Vernon G. Smith will bring residents together for an afternoon of food, entertainment and family activities during the sixth annual Community Fall Fest on Saturday, September 26, 2026. The free public event will be held from 1 to 5 p.m. outside the Glen Theatre, 20 W. Ridge Road in Gary. The event flyer lists free food, school supplies, vendors and entertainment among the attractions planned for the afternoon. Smith, a Gary Democrat, will host the community celebration with Gary Commo
The Trashing of the Truth (opens the original)
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How the systematic suppression of history and accountability mirrors a broader assault on truth. Two Black men, Colin Kaepernick and Lonnie Bunch, illustrate the trashing of truth in the Trump years. It was 10 years ago that Colin Kaepernick took a knee during the playing of the national anthem. What is important is that before he started kneeling, he would remain seated in protest of the recent killings of Black men by the police. Kaepernick’s protest came in the wake of the fatal police killin
Church Archives » Chicago Crusader Newspaper (opens the original)
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What Catastrophes Reveal About Our Systems and Our Humanity By Rev. Dr. John E. Jackson, Sr. Storms are not divine When B.B. King sang, “When I first got the blues, they brought me over on a ship / Men were Crusader Staff Report George E. Johnson, the pioneering entrepreneur who transformed Black hair care into a multimillion-dollar industry and helped By Rev. Dr. John E. Jackson, Sr. Closing out June as Black Music Month and entering into the 250th anniversary
September 21, 2026 » Chicago Crusader Newspaper (opens the original)
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Black abolitionist and diplomat Frederick Douglass founded his own newspaper because no white press would print our truth. At Canandaigua, Dramatics, Enchantment and Ray Goodman & Brown join Gary concert Russell Thompkins & The New Stylistics will bring decades of What Catastrophes Reveal About Our Systems and Our Humanity By Rev. Dr. John E. Jackson, Sr. Storms are not divine The Constitution begins with three powerful words: “We the People.” History immediately asks: Which people? When those w
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