Six Latina bandleaders discussed music, navigating machismo, and uplifting one another ahead of the Sor Juana Festival.

With Chicago being called ground zero for deportation, ICIRR’s coalition of community groups are organizing on multiple ...

In a powerful display of solidarity hundreds of residents and activists took to the streets to defend their community and ...

Harold Washington Library debuted an exhibit titled, “Local Legends: African American Steelworkers in the Calumet Region”, which will be on display through April 30. Located on the third floor of the ...

Rapper and community builder Recoechi reflects on his trip to Ghana and the intersection of his artistic and spiritual journey ahead of his new project, FLAVAZ.

As companies roll back diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, the NAACP urges Black consumers to shop wisely.

Ald. Pat Dowell (3rd), who chairs the Finance Committee, pushed back on those criticisms during the meeting. She argued that ...

As asylum seekers navigate the day labor sector, labor organizations are stepping in to help them advocate for their rights.

Trump’s controversial executive order looks to deny citizenship to children born to noncitizens. The order has been ...

Using executive orders to change U.S. immigration policy isn’t new, or as easy to implement as one might think.

This story was originally published by City Bureau on December 20, 2024. On a cold, snowy morning in mid-March, Marielis ...

In Pilsen, a predominantly Latino neighborhood and historically a neighborhood where Mexican families have immigrated to, a ...