New Illinois law allows homeowners to remove racist clauses from property deeds
State Sen. Adriane Johnson talks about the new law she sponsored that allows Illinois homeowners to remove racist language from their property deeds.
State Sen. Adriane Johnson talks about the new law she sponsored that allows Illinois homeowners to remove racist language from their property deeds.
Digital exhibit showcases build-up to Illinois' first statewide Black political convention
Kate Masur, a professor at the Northwestern University Department of History, talks about their new virtual exhibit and the importance of contributions from Black leaders battling racial injustice across Illinois in the 19th century.
Kate Masur, a professor at the Northwestern University Department of History, talks about their new virtual exhibit and the importance of contributions from Black leaders battling racial injustice across Illinois in the 19th century.
'Ignore No More' campaign sheds light on Black women battling sarcoidosis
Mary McGowan and Garrie Farrow from the Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research talk about the rare disease and why it disproportionately affects Black women.
Mary McGowan and Garrie Farrow from the Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research talk about the rare disease and why it disproportionately affects Black women.
Project HOPE changing lives through programs, services for Chicagoans in crisis
Laronda Castine, program manager with Project HOPE, talks about what they're doing to help Chicagoans who are having a rough time or making important life decisions.
Laronda Castine, program manager with Project HOPE, talks about what they're doing to help Chicagoans who are having a rough time or making important life decisions.
Chicago Children's Choir uses music to tackle mental health
Lonnie Norwood, Choir Director of African Studies, discusses how important music is for kids and their mental health.
Lonnie Norwood, Choir Director of African Studies, discusses how important music is for kids and their mental health.
'Hood Healing' book showcases detrimental impact of generational trauma
Author Vee L. Harrison talks about her new book "Hood Healing" and how ancestral trauma has impacted generations of Black Chicagoans.
Author Vee L. Harrison talks about her new book "Hood Healing" and how ancestral trauma has impacted generations of Black Chicagoans.
New book seeks to engage young people from all cultures in STEM fields
Christopher Emdin, professor at the University of Southern California, talks about his new book "STEM, STEAM, Make, Dream: Reimagining the Culture of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics" and the importance of getting all cultures engaged in STEM fields.
Christopher Emdin, professor at the University of Southern California, talks about his new book "STEM, STEAM, Make, Dream: Reimagining the Culture of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics" and the importance of getting all cultures engaged in STEM fields.
'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.
Why do some corporations fail to attract professionals of color?
While many corporations state they value diversity and inclusion, a new website highlights which corporations are putting action behind their words. Sharon Smith-Akinsanya, CEO of Rae Mackenzie Group, joins Good Day Chicago to talk about the need to break down barriers, and give Black professionals access to recruiters.
While many corporations state they value diversity and inclusion, a new website highlights which corporations are putting action behind their words. Sharon Smith-Akinsanya, CEO of Rae Mackenzie Group, joins Good Day Chicago to talk about the need to break down barriers, and give Black professionals access to recruiters.
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."
Black Ensemble Theater rolls out 2022 lineup
Jackie Taylor, founder and CEO of the Black Ensemble Theater, talks about their upcoming shows and events scheduled for 2022.
Jackie Taylor, founder and CEO of the Black Ensemble Theater, talks about their upcoming shows and events scheduled for 2022.
Ladies of Virtue giving out LOV Day Boxes to Chicago girls ahead of Valentine's Day
Jamila Trimuel, founder and CEO of Ladies of Virtue, joins the show to talk about her nonprofit and how they help mentor Black girls across the Chicago area.
Jamila Trimuel, founder and CEO of Ladies of Virtue, joins the show to talk about her nonprofit and how they help mentor Black girls across the Chicago area.
'Gem of the Ocean' now playing at Goodman Theatre
Chuck Smith, director of "Gem of the Ocean," joins Good Day Chicago to talk about the play's impact and what audiences can expect if they see the show at the Goodman Theatre.
Chuck Smith, director of "Gem of the Ocean," joins Good Day Chicago to talk about the play's impact and what audiences can expect if they see the show at the Goodman Theatre.
How workplaces are dealing with inclusivity in 2022
Dr. Lauren Tucker, CEO and founder of Do What Matters, elaborates on workplace trends that are dominating the New Year and what to expect as the pandemic drags on.
Dr. Lauren Tucker, CEO and founder of Do What Matters, elaborates on workplace trends that are dominating the New Year and what to expect as the pandemic drags on.
West Woodlawn undergoes beautiful transformation in partnership with the Cook County Land Bank Authority
Sean Harden from Hard Wright Development talks about their efforts to beautify West Woodlawn and bring more pride to the South Side neighborhood.
Sean Harden from Hard Wright Development talks about their efforts to beautify West Woodlawn and bring more pride to the South Side neighborhood.
Chicago Future Fund exploring how guaranteed basic income can benefit citizens returning from incarceration
Richard Wallace, founder of Equity and Transformation (EAT), talks about their mission and the impact of guaranteed income on formerly incarcerated people.
Richard Wallace, founder of Equity and Transformation (EAT), talks about their mission and the impact of guaranteed income on formerly incarcerated people.
Local film critic starts petition to recast T'Challa
Thousands of people have signed a petition to recast T'Challa.
Thousands of people have signed a petition to recast T'Challa.
Robert Henning talks about expanding opportunities for people of color in the entertainment industry
Robert Henning from Robdog Jib Rentals talks about becoming the first Black dealer for Technocrane S.R.O. in the U.S. and the importance of expanding opportunities in the industry for people of color.
Robert Henning from Robdog Jib Rentals talks about becoming the first Black dealer for Technocrane S.R.O. in the U.S. and the importance of expanding opportunities in the industry for people of color.
HIRE360 making strong career connections for women and people of color
Jay Rowell, executive director of HIRE360, talks about their efforts to connect women and people of color with careers in the trades.
Jay Rowell, executive director of HIRE360, talks about their efforts to connect women and people of color with careers in the trades.
Chicago youth are changing conversations about their communities in new podcast
Co executive producer Elissa Yancey joins Good Day Chicago to discuss the podcast project.
Co executive producer Elissa Yancey joins Good Day Chicago to discuss the podcast project.