Tag: Bronzeville
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The Harold Washington Cultural Center, a beloved Chicago nonprofit, faced vandalism during the Democratic National Convention but remains committed to serving the community and empowering the city’s youth through its cultural and educational programs.
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Captain William “Bill” Pinkney, the first Black man to sail solo around the world, is honored for his extraordinary exploits and legacy as a trailblazing sailor who inspired generations.
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