Milwaukee – Anna Mae Robertson, who served in the storied postal battalion that helped raise morale among battle-weary World War II soldiers in Europe, died May 31. She was 101. Robertson’s death comes two months after…
A seven-mile bike path named after cycling’s first international Black sports star runs through the heart of the Black community. But the little known bike trail hasn’t had the same economic boon as the 606 trail.
KKK-Kin Killin’ Kin is artist James Pate’s private, but now very public protest, against Black on Black violence in urban communities nationwide. The Ohio artist uses stark charcoal drawings to visually compare Black on Black violence to that of the terrorism perpetrated against Blacks during the Jim Crow era by the Ku Klux Klan.
Former Chicago mayor has Sept. 8 deposition in police torture suit This article originally appeared in the Final Call Newspapers By La Risa R. Lynch Retired Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley’s luck seemingly has run…
Philadelphia native Elizabeth Dredden decided to cut short sightseeing while she was in Japan teaching English to children and adults. It was a decision that may have saved her life.