Picture book features civil rights work of South Side-born activist Diane Nash
Diane Nash, a Chicago-born activist, was instrumental in the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and fought injustice. Today, a Nash's story is being told through illustrates by Bryan Collier in "Love is Loud."
Diane Nash, a Chicago-born activist, was instrumental in the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and fought injustice. Today, a Nash's story is being told through illustrates by Bryan Collier in "Love is Loud."
Bridgette Flagg on what inspired her to open Soul? on Chicago's West Side
Bridgette Flagg talks about the inspiration behind her restaurant and the magic of soul food and Creole cooking.
Bridgette Flagg talks about the inspiration behind her restaurant and the magic of soul food and Creole cooking.
North Lawndale's Soule restaurant serving up more than just soul food
In honor of Black History Month, FOX 32 is profiling several Black-owned restaurants that are doing more than just feeding people – they are giving back and making a name for themselves.
In honor of Black History Month, FOX 32 is profiling several Black-owned restaurants that are doing more than just feeding people – they are giving back and making a name for themselves.
Gandhi King Center for Non Violence opens in Englewood
In honor of Black History Month, a new resource providing a safe haven and peace is now open in Cook County.
In honor of Black History Month, a new resource providing a safe haven and peace is now open in Cook County.
Gandhi King Center for Non Violence opens in Englewood
In honor of Black History Month, a new resource providing a safe haven and peace is now open in Cook County.
In honor of Black History Month, a new resource providing a safe haven and peace is now open in Cook County.
West Side restaurant brings 'Soule' to Chicago
In honor of Black History Month, FOX 32 is profiling several Black-owned restaurants that are doing more than just feeding people ? they are giving back and making a name for themselves.
In honor of Black History Month, FOX 32 is profiling several Black-owned restaurants that are doing more than just feeding people ? they are giving back and making a name for themselves.
St. Sabina launches Black History Shark Tank competition
St. Sabina is launching their first-ever Black History Shark Tank. The goal is to expand Black-owned businesses and create wealth in Black Chicago neighborhoods.
St. Sabina is launching their first-ever Black History Shark Tank. The goal is to expand Black-owned businesses and create wealth in Black Chicago neighborhoods.
Groups recognize Chicago's founding father on first day of Black History Month
On this first day of Black History Month, city groups were recognizing Chicago's founding father: Jean Baptiste Point du Sable.
On this first day of Black History Month, city groups were recognizing Chicago's founding father: Jean Baptiste Point du Sable.
DuSable crowning on DuSable Bridge kicks off Black History Month
On this first day of Black History Month, city groups are recognizing Chicago?s founding father: Jean Baptiste Pointe DuSable.
On this first day of Black History Month, city groups are recognizing Chicago?s founding father: Jean Baptiste Pointe DuSable.
Uniting Voices Chicago performing Black History Month concert series
Lonnie Norwood from Uniting Voices Chicago talks about their Black History Month concert series and the importance of highlighting the amazing contributions of Black people in the music sphere and beyond.
Lonnie Norwood from Uniting Voices Chicago talks about their Black History Month concert series and the importance of highlighting the amazing contributions of Black people in the music sphere and beyond.
Parades, festivals, expos: Black History Month events in 10 US cities
Just because your city didn’t make the list doesn’t mean there isn’t something going on for Black History Month, so be sure to check social media and search Google for local events.
Just because your city didn’t make the list doesn’t mean there isn’t something going on for Black History Month, so be sure to check social media and search Google for local events.
Slavery reparations: How the US can follow one town's effort to right dark past
Should Black Americans be compensated for generations of oppression? From local communities to the steps of Congress, a PBS documentary airing on this MLK Day highlights the debate over reparations for slave descendants.
Should Black Americans be compensated for generations of oppression? From local communities to the steps of Congress, a PBS documentary airing on this MLK Day highlights the debate over reparations for slave descendants.
'Is it Racism?' book explores racial bias and discrimination through new lens
Author Aundrea Demille talks about lessons from her new book "Is it Racism?" and the importance of having uncomfortable conversations around race.
Author Aundrea Demille talks about lessons from her new book "Is it Racism?" and the importance of having uncomfortable conversations around race.
Amazon awards $100,000 to three Cook County schools
Three Markham schools were each awarded $100,000 on Friday.
Three Markham schools were each awarded $100,000 on Friday.
Chicago native, Navy commander flies in the face of danger: 'Enlisting was the right choice'
Chicago native Antonia Miggins is among the few female naval officers flying in a US military electronic warfare aircraft — during Black History Month, she shared her commitment to our country.
Chicago native Antonia Miggins is among the few female naval officers flying in a US military electronic warfare aircraft — during Black History Month, she shared her commitment to our country.
Black People Eats teams up with Chicago Bears to celebrate Black History Month
Jeremy Joyce, founder of Black People Eats, talks about his partnership with the Chicago Bears.
Jeremy Joyce, founder of Black People Eats, talks about his partnership with the Chicago Bears.
'Lorraine' returns to Al Larson Performing Center as part of Black Excellence Month
Maurice Proffit, producer and director of "Lorraine," talks about putting on the show after being sidelined for two years by the pandemic.
Maurice Proffit, producer and director of "Lorraine," talks about putting on the show after being sidelined for two years by the pandemic.
Author of 'Opal Lee and What It Means to Be Free' talks about how one person can make a difference
Author and activist Alice Faye Duncan talks about lessons to be learned from her new book "Opal Lee and What It Means to Be Free: The True Story of the Grandmother of Juneteenth."
Author and activist Alice Faye Duncan talks about lessons to be learned from her new book "Opal Lee and What It Means to Be Free: The True Story of the Grandmother of Juneteenth."
Karen Lewis' legacy: Chicago Teachers Union president remembered for her impact on CPS
Karen Lewis knew how to play hard ball when she needed to. She also had a sharp wit to help her get her point across.
Karen Lewis knew how to play hard ball when she needed to. She also had a sharp wit to help her get her point across.
Chicago mural honors Ida B. Wells: 'She was a rebel and one of a kind'
In honor of Black History Month, a new painting was unveiled Friday celebrating Chicagoan Ida B. Wells.
In honor of Black History Month, a new painting was unveiled Friday celebrating Chicagoan Ida B. Wells.