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At B/ACE, our writers have opinions about EVERYTHING. Our new column, The Way I See It, gives them a chance to share those opinions with our readers. There is a saying in…
For nearly a year, the COVID-19 pandemic has crippled families across the country who struggle to deal with the impact of job loss, homeschooling, and other issues. As Americans look for ways…
The pandemic put everyone’s vacation plans on pause for over a year. But now that vaccinations are becoming more accessible and cases are declining, people are beginning to move around again. As…
Whether they’re learning in person, online, or a combination of the two, school looks a lot different for kids across the country this year. As COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc, 11 of…
Garfield Park Community Council Breathes Life into an Underserved West Side Community Garfield Park is a close-knit community on Chicago’s West Side. The neighborhood has a rich history, stunning architecture, and is…
An Interview with Roddric W. Sims, Founder & CEO, Sims Coaching Group Roddric Sims’ resume is an impressive list of roles in sales, management, and recruiting. But after 20 years in Corporate…
Beer is one of the oldest and most popular alcoholic beverages in the world. For centuries, it has been a go-to drink – even ancient Egyptian pharaohs were buried with it. But…
By Jamie Wooster It’s always a good time to express our love to the people we care about, but on Sweetest Day, love is a priority. Sweetest Day originated in Cleveland, Ohio…
Throughout history, Black business owners have struggled to gain access to capital. This is one of the main reasons for the disparity in small business ownership between the races. But in the…
“Elections have consequences,” as former President Barack Obama famously told Republican members of Congress in 2009. Those words ring true today for many Americans who are looking to their elected officials to…