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History is turning toward Black history: In Chicago's DuSable debate, in remembering the Tulsa Massacre. Five books guide the way. | Entertainment - Vimarsana News

History is turning toward Black history: In Chicago's DuSable debate, in remembering the Tulsa Massacre. Five books guide the way. | Entertainment

CHICAGO — Ephraim Martin has been asking Chicago, and asking Chicago, and asking Chicago, for years to honor Jean Baptiste Point DuSable, the first permanent non-indigenous settler of the land

Chicago Museums to Stay Open Late One Night to Mark City's Move to Full Reopening - Vimarsana News

Chicago Museums to Stay Open Late One Night to Mark City's Move to Full Reopening

The museums will return to normal operating hours at full capacity this weekend Published 3 hours ago • Updated 3 hours ago Shedd Aquarium: Brenna Hernandez Chicago museums at select locations across the area will remain open late Friday to ring in the city's move into a full reopening in Phase 5, Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced. "One of the best ways we can celebrate our city's reopening is by spending time at our renowned museums, which have undergone so many challenges over the course of this past year," Lightfoot said. "That's why I am thrilled that so many of our most iconic m...

Chicago Human Rhythm Project Announces New Leadership and RHYTHM FEST - Vimarsana News

Chicago Human Rhythm Project Announces New Leadership and RHYTHM FEST

Chicago Human Rhythm Project is paving a post-pandemic path forward following its 2019 strategic plan with Jumaane Taylor leading a re-imagined 30th Anniversary tap festival - Rhythm World.

Historian Shermann Thomas to host Juneteenth weekend tour - Vimarsana News

Historian Shermann Thomas to host Juneteenth weekend tour

Thomas’ popular social media videos include the history of the Moo & Oink Meat Company and Chicago’s violent taxicab wars of the 1920s.

History is turning toward Black history: In Chicago's DuSable debate, in remembering the Tulsa Massacre. Five books guide the way. - Vimarsana News

History is turning toward Black history: In Chicago's DuSable debate, in remembering the Tulsa Massacre. Five books guide the way.

Ephraim Martin has been asking Chicago, and asking Chicago, and asking Chicago, for years to honor Jean Baptiste Point DuSable, the first permanent non-indigenous settler of the land that became Chicago. He’s been asking for nearly 30 years. He’s asked the city to erect a 25-foot statue of DuSable, and to create a DuSable city holiday. He also wants Lake Shore Drive renamed for DuSable. He’s ...

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