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An elegant black-tie benefit for The Children’s Memorial Hospital.
July 31, 2011
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An elegant black-tie benefit for The Children’s Memorial Hospital.
“Mobs take what they want and leave.”
The Black Women’s Expo is entering its 18th year, quite a feat for the annual Chicago women’s super event. This year’s event includes star power
Police officers across America continue to unjustly shoot black people without following proper procedures. On July 26, police officers in Chicago shot 13-year-old Jimmy Cannon
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