A deep dive into the dark realities of living as a trans person in the United States...yet hope is not lost.
Upcoming Chicago transit meetings seek community input on Red Line extension
Mark your calendar for December 7 and 8 to have a say.
Rohingya in Chicago: thriving but still striving
Closing out AAPI Heritage Month, two Rohingya men share their stories. They are both part of Chicago's burgeoning Rohingya community.
SNAP might not be enough for food insecure essential workers
Links to food assistance included!
A tale of two Christmases
Exploring biracial identity.
Reflections from the Latinx community on reclaiming identity
Does race matter in Latinidad? What does it mean to be Latino?
Black, female, and unprotected
When Black women are left unprotected in the face of violence, we are stymied in the ability to self-actualize and in the opportunity to live. The damage is holistic.
Chicago, a house divided
Chicago has a legacy of housing discrimination and redlining. Today, this same race and income based divide is evident in the location of affordable housing. Sophia shares her experiences with low income housing management and development.
Intersected 