A new exhibit in Chicago uses modern images to explore what Emmett Till's life might have been had he not been killed in a racially motivated murder in 1955.
The U.S. Department of Justice has launched a civil rights investigation into 36 Illinois school districts, including several in the Chicago suburbs, over whether schools taught lessons on sexual orientation and gender ideology.
The DOJ alleges that the SPLC, which rose to prominence for its work prosecuting and tracking hate groups like the KKK, violated federal law through its network of paid informants in extremist groups.
The weekly forum at Rainbow PUSH headquarters brought a variety of issues to the crowd, all under the leadership of the newly appointed president and CEO Yusef Jackson.
ABC7 Chicago presented an hour-long special on the late Reverend Jesse Louis Jackson Sr. as we remember how he impacted millions through his words and his actions.
Allegations of sexual abuse against civil rights and farm labor icon César Chavez are reverberating through Chicago's Latino community.