The Chicago Defender Goes Digital: End of an Era

The Chicago Defender Goes Digital: End of an Era

The Chicago Defender, an iconic Black newspaper founded in 1905, has ceased print publication, marking the end of an era. This historic publication, which played a crucial role in the
Chicago’s Black Metropolis: A Legacy at Risk

Chicago’s Black Metropolis: A Legacy at Risk

Bronzeville, once the vibrant heart of Chicago’s Black Metropolis, faces significant challenges. This historic neighborhood, listed in Black Pages International, has seen a dramatic population decline since the 1950s. Urban
Preserving Chicago’s Minority Middle Neighborhoods

Preserving Chicago’s Minority Middle Neighborhoods

Black leaders in Chicago are spearheading efforts to preserve and revitalize minority middle-class neighborhoods. The Federal Reserve of Chicago, in collaboration with local initiatives, is focusing on place-based interventions to
A Community Treasure as John Stallworth’s Hardware and Bicycle Shop

A Community Treasure as John Stallworth’s Hardware and Bicycle Shop

In Chicago’s Englewood neighborhood, finding reliable hardware and bicycle supplies can be a challenge. Many residents feel disconnected from the resources they need. Fortunately, John Stallworth’s Hardware and Bicycle Shop has been
Innovate Boldly, Lead Confidently

Innovate Boldly, Lead Confidently

In the dynamic landscape of entrepreneurship, the call to innovate boldly and lead confidently has never been more vital, especially for Black entrepreneurs in Chicago. At Black Pages International, we
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