South Shore Current Magazine September 2017 African Festival of the Arts Black Tennis Mecca Empire
Black Magic: Philip Cohran and The Artistic Heritage Ensemble by Eugene Perkins On the Beach: Remastered by Dr. Carol L. Adams Luster Products: 60
Can’t Make Good Deals with Dirty Heels by Alexandria Brock The American Dream or Nightmare? by Rashanah Baldwin The Black Age of Comics by Professor Turtel On
PART 2: Chicago and The African Centered Movement by Dr. Conrad Worrill Real Men Cook: Building a Tradition Around Our Black Men by Jennifer Schultz
Latanya and the Youth of Englewood “Stay Connected” New TUCC CD Why Black Church Should Matter to Millennials? by Rashanah Baldwin Faith Community of St. Sabina
Urban Gardening for Urbs in Horto Could Chicago be the Most Afro-Centric City in the U.S.? Yvette Moyo ABJ Community Service Paradise Blue The Blues
EXPRESSIONS FROM ENGLEWOOD AARP’s Mission in Literacy ON THE TABLE: Find a Seat at the Table to Make the South Side The Art of Giving Black: Dr.Willie Wilson
Calling My Children Home to The South Side:GREAT MIGRATION LEGACY COMMUNITIES A Welcome, “Welcome Inn” by Rosalind Cummings-Yeates ON THE TABLE
CHATHAM’S STUDIO MOVIE GRILL ENGLEWOOD’S RASHANAH BALDWIN NURI MADINA: True to His He‘Art’ by Dr. Dyi Kinney
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