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Posts tagged with "Chicago"
Apr. 24 |
As we move closer to the warm part of the year, six human beings have died or have been murdered here in the great city of Minneapolis as we are just four months into the year 2013. Once again, we have to plead to our young people to not engage in...
Dec. 26 |
When news began to flash across the airways Friday, December 14, that a tragedy was taking place in Newtown, CT, the magnitude and the heartbreak of this violent and insane action began to sink in. Twenty of the 26 lost lives were six- and seven-year-old...
Nov. 28 |
CHICAGO — On a spectacular sun-splashed Sunday in my hometown of Chicago at historic Soldier Field, the Vikings had their bubble of expectation busted by the monsters of the Midway, the Chicago Bears — Bears 28, Vikings 10.
It was more like a...
Nov. 21 |
The latest NCAA graduation rates report shows that overall Division I student-athletes graduate at 80 percent, but the oft-overlooked fact is that Black student-athletes graduate at least 20 percent lower than their White counterparts. Even...
Nov. 14 |
Adrian Peterson
Last January during the Pro Bowl game in Honolulu, many of the players in the game signed a giant get-well card to Adrian Peterson. Lou Lampson, a buddy to the stars, organized it. He knew Peterson’s dapper was down. It was intended...
Nov. 14 |
KFAI expands audience though Somali-oriented programming, social media
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
Music always has been a part of Janis Lane-Ewart’s life; rhythm and blues was the norm in her home while growing up in Chicago. Although her...
Oct. 24 |
Seven games into the 2012 season, the Vikings forged forward with a 21-14 hard-fought win over the Arizona Cardinals. Minnesota is now 5-2 and remained undefeated at home at 4-0.
Sunday’s Mall of America Field sellout crowd of 61,068 was...
Aug. 29 |
“When you shoot somebody, that’s not the only person that you’re killing.”
— Nona Gaye, Marvin Gaye’s daughter, testifying after his death
I attended a neighborhood meeting on racism. Afterward I mentioned the comments...