Lil Rel Howery is an example of what can happen when you live out your dreams. His role as “Rod Williams, TSA Agent” in the
Micae Brown of US Bank hosted the ‘Building a Banking Relationship’ panel featuring Josh Meyers and Mary Mieklthun
Through a grant provided by the TERRA Foundation for American Art, Africa International House USA Inc. in collaboration with the Reva and David Loga Center
Chance The Rapper, in collaboration with DuSable Museum, held a block party in honor of Juneteenth. The block party was a celebration of Black culture,
Margaret Burroughs had a vision for Black Americans that they have yet to accept for themselves and as we celebrate her birthday, on Nov. 1
[jwplayer KBNQfsjC] Primetime Emmy Award-winning actress Cicely Tyson shares some personal stories after receiving an awarded given by the Dusable Museum. She received the award
[jwplatform s4sfDVDm] Trayvon Martin’s parents, Sybrina Fulton and Tracey Martin, visit Chcago’s Dusable Museum. They discussed their new book in Trayvon’s honor entitled Rest in Power.
Walk in My Shoes is a journey from turmoil to triumph. The writer, producer and director of this play, Janet E., manages to paint a picture
[jwplatform ZZl59Zfo] Terisa Griffin performed her hit single “Tonight’s the Night” from her newest release, Revival of Soul at the Dusable Museum in Chicago. Marqueal Jordan
It would be safe to say that our life experiences help to shape who we are, the thoughts we have and our values. How many
The DuSable Museum has a phenomenal exhibit called “FREEDOM, RESISTANCE and The Journey Toward Equality.” As part of the DuSable’s permanent collection, “FREEDOM, RESISTANCE …” is
Messiah Equiano, a native Chicago son, is a playwright and is currently presenting his version of Penis Monologues. Rolling out had the privilege of speaking with Esquiano to see what
View some of Burroughs’ works demonstrating her artistic expression and sign the petition in support of the voice that is an important part of our
(Photo Credit: stacypatrice.com) Since 1992, discopoet Khari B. has been feeding his audiences his brand of “verbal soul food.” Whether socially arousing or enticingly erotic,
African American museums have been the hallmark of cultural preservation for blacks in America. These awe-inspiring living repositories for historic artifacts and documents that tell
Saturday, July 7: The Grant Park Music Festival: Sleepers and Dreamers The Festival continues its celebration of the Grant Park Chorus’ 50th anniversary with a
Public Enemy’s legendary front man, Chuck D, unleashed some profound, and enlightening thoughts on a capacity crowd at the DuSable Museum of African American History
“I am going to New York Fashion Week!”
The night was golden, with the cocktail and gala reception, followed by the awards presentation, and the cocktail and buffet supper. Some attendees continued the party with the coffee and dessert reception that ended at midnight.
