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Alden Loury

Alden Loury

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Data Projects Editor, WBEZ-FM (Chicago, IL)

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Total articles 254

  • There's more to Black men's stories than bleak statistics.

    By Alden Loury Verified| Chicago Sun-Times Verified “Black men are in trouble. Serious trouble.”Those were the words I led with for my first cover story with The Chicago Reporter, a nonprofit news organization covering issues of race, poverty and inequality. Published this month 25 years ago, the story was a first-person account about the challenges confronting Black men in Chicago and across the country. I cited statistics about how often Black men are arrested and imprisoned.

    By Alden Loury Verified · Chicago Sun-Times

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • No more editorials at the Sun-Times, but letters, op-eds and columns will continue

    By Tracy Brown Verified, Rummana Hussain Verified, Alden Loury Verified| Chicago Sun-Times Verified For more than 75 years, the Sun-Times Editorial Board has been an important voice in Chicago, advocating for the well-being of our city, holding the powerful to account and helping readers understand and navigate the complexities of the news.

    By Tracy Brown Verified, Rummana Hussain Verified, Alden Loury Verified · Chicago Sun-Times

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • There's more to Black men's stories than bleak statistics.

    By Alden Loury Verified| Chicago Sun-Times Verified “Black men are in trouble. Serious trouble.”Those were the words I led with for my first cover story with The Chicago Reporter, a nonprofit news organization covering issues of race, poverty and inequality. Published this month 25 years ago, the story was a first-person account about the challenges confronting Black men in Chicago and across the country. I cited statistics about how often Black men are arrested and imprisoned.

    By Alden Loury Verified · Chicago Sun-Times

    Apr. 11, 2025

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WBEZ-FM (Chicago, IL)