Video Extra #2 >>> University Of Chicago Student Shot By Police Charged With Attacking Officer

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Spotify Is Looking For New Female Podcasters Of Color

by Sequoia Blodgett Article Reprint With successful podcasts going mainstream like 2 Dope Queens, a show that was recently picked up by HBO, Spotify sees a clear market opportunity when it comes to this new space for content creation. Even with

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Video Extra #5 >>> Synthetic ‘Marijuana’ Now Claims A Second Illinois Life

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Video Extra #6 >>> Chance The Rapper Slams Heineken For Racist Ad

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With Obama center coming, hope seen for black-owned businesses

By Lolly Bowean Article Submission When Keeana Barber’s guests arrive at her gala in the South Loop on Saturday night, hundreds of black entrepreneurs will be introduced to younger visionaries and hear their pitches for new businesses,

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At 76, This Man Still Runs Ultramarathons and Lives in a Bus in the Woods

Dag Aabye is considered by some as “the most elusive man in North America.” By Ryan Brower Article Reprint With the growing popularity of vanlife happening right now, living in a repurposed school bus in the

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More African-Americans apply to become cops, but few make it to finish line

By: Kevin Stark & Darnell Little  Article Reprint Despite a successful push in 2016 to attract more black applicants to the police force, the Chicago Police Department has hired relatively few African-Americans.

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When Chicago closed her kids’ school, she decided to fight back

By: Kalyn Belsha & Bill Healy  Article Reprint Irene Robinson has had experiences that will sound familiar to many African-Americans in Chicago. Five years ago, when the city shuttered an unprecedented 50 schools, many of Irene’s

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