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The documentary “One Golden Summer” is opening the Chicago International Film Festival. It features revealing interviews with the now-adult athletes of the first all-Black team to win the Little League U.S. Baseball Championship — before their title was revoked.
In ‘One Golden Summer,’ director Kevin Shaw probes the Jackie Robinson West Little League controversy
The documentary, which will open the Chicago International Film Festival this week, features revealing interviews with the now-adult athletes who won the Little League U.S. Baseball Championship before their title was revoked.
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Opinion: What we are witnessing in Chicago today — the increasingly militarized immigration raids — is not simply a matter of law enforcement. It is a test of conscience. This is not the first time Chicago has faced such a test.
Chicago is choosing justice over fear, as it has in the past
In 1850, the federal government deputized local officials to enforce slavery. In 2025, it demands cooperation in deportation. Chicago resisted nearly two centuries ago, and it still is today.
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Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez says he’ll attempt to block the demolition of a former coal plant in Pilsen until more is released about the potential environmental impact, as well as the long-term plan for the site. Community members are concerned about harmful dust.
Alderman says he’ll block demolition permit for Pilsen coal plant
Ald. Sigcho-Lopez wants to know the long-term plan for an idled coal plant that sits along the river. Community members are concerned about harmful dust.
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Ildefonso Escamilla took pride in showing support for his community whenever they lost a loved one. Now, community members are doing their part to be there for Escamilla’s family after the 35-year-old and two of his sons were killed in a fire at their West Ridge apartment.
Father, 2 young sons killed in West Ridge blaze 'brought joy' to family and community
As of Monday afternoon, over $31,500 has been raised to help Ildefonso Escamilla’s family as they navigate through losing the 35-year-old and two of his sons, 8-year-old Sebastian Escamilla and 7-year-old Danny Escamilla.
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A majority of Chicago residents don’t believe deploying the National Guard is a solution to crime in the city, and oppose the military and National Guard being used to help in deportations, according to findings from a recent survey.
Most Chicagoans think using the National Guard for policing is 'unacceptable,' poll finds
A survey conducted in September reveals that a majority of Chicago residents oppose the National Guard intervening in local policing and deportation efforts.
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Photos: More than 54,000 runners stepped off for the 26.2-mile Chicago Marathon that weaved through 29 neighborhoods, where spectators packed sidewalks, screamed, cheered, danced, blew air horns, displayed clever signs, and handed out snacks and Gatorade.
Runners and their cheerleaders turn out for Chicago Marathon: ‘This is our Super Bowl'
Countering weeks of intense immigration enforcement, mass protests and negative national headlines about Chicago, runners and spectators told the Sun-Times they reveled in the chance to show off what Chicago is really like.
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