black history month

Jesse White closes Black History Month with celebration
Secretary of State Jesse White honored several people who have made a huge difference right here in Chicago, including one woman who may have saved lives just weeks ago.
Illinois native is first African American woman to summit Mount Everest
Field trip serves as Black History Month finale for students
Growing Up with Art Icon Jean-Michel Basquiat
Black History Month: Twin doctors pave the way by mentoring students
Chicago Children's Choir celebrates Black History Month
Oscars 2019: 'Green Book' wins best picture
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Young Chicago musicians pay tribute to Muddy Waters
Looking back on the history of the Bud Billiken Parade
2 African Americans lead Chicago Fire Department
A Tribe Called Quest Mural
Shining a light on ComEd's Solar Spotlight Program
50,000 Pieces of Black History in One Home
Evanston's first black mayor remembered as trailblazer, history maker
Congress Parkway renamed after civil rights leader Ida B. Wells
Chicago violin, viola player paves path for young black musicians
Chicago Black Restaurant Week: February 10-17
Lyft offers free ride up to $10 to select African-American cultural sites for Black History Month
MSI's Black Creativity program celebrates African American innovation
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Illinois native is first African American woman to summit Mount Everest
Field trip serves as Black History Month finale for students
Growing Up with Art Icon Jean-Michel Basquiat
Black History Month: Twin doctors pave the way by mentoring students
Chicago Children's Choir celebrates Black History Month
Oscars 2019: 'Green Book' wins best picture
Young Chicago musicians pay tribute to Muddy Waters
Looking back on the history of the Bud Billiken Parade
2 African Americans lead Chicago Fire Department
A Tribe Called Quest Mural
Shining a light on ComEd's Solar Spotlight Program
50,000 Pieces of Black History in One Home
Evanston's first black mayor remembered as trailblazer, history maker
Congress Parkway renamed after civil rights leader Ida B. Wells
Chicago violin, viola player paves path for young black musicians
Chicago Black Restaurant Week: February 10-17
Lyft offers free ride up to $10 to select African-American cultural sites for Black History Month
MSI's Black Creativity program celebrates African American innovation
Show More
Show Fewer