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Marshelle Sanders
Verified
Reporter, Chicago Defender
Chicago
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Health, Travel, Weddings , Celebrity Interviews, Lifestyle , Men's Grooming
Content
By Marshelle Sanders| Chicago Defender Verified Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. opens up about his father’s legacy, his own revolutionary work, and how the Black Panther Cubs continue the movement today (Photo Credit: Tacuma Roeback). “I’ve often said I’m a revolutionary living in reactionary times; much of my work involved being on what we call a political pivot—always adapting to the unexpected while staying focused on the mission. It’s a daily grind. But this is what movement work looks like.
By Marshelle Sanders| Chicago Defender Verified Jahi Kearse (Photo Courtesy of Broadway in Chicago). Stepping into the theater was like being transported to a lively 1889 nightclub, immersed in bright reds. The show tells the story of a nightclub, one woman, two men, and the friends who become family with its core message: “Freedom, Beauty, Truth, and Love.”“Moulin Rouge! The Musical” is back on Broadway In Chicago and is now playing at the Cadillac Palace Theatre (151 W.
By Marshelle Sanders| Chicago Defender Verified Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. opens up about his father’s legacy, his own revolutionary work, and how the Black Panther Cubs continue the movement today (Photo Credit: Tacuma Roeback). “I’ve often said I’m a revolutionary living in reactionary times; much of my work involved being on what we call a political pivot—always adapting to the unexpected while staying focused on the mission. It’s a daily grind. But this is what movement work looks like.
Company Info
Chicago Defender
Chicago Defender is an African-American newspaper serving the Chicagoland area for over a century long. The Chicago Defender is the 2009 winner of NNPA's John B. Russwurm Award serving as the "Best African-American"​ newspaper in the Country"​. The Chicago Defender along with the Defender Charities are the producers and organizers of the world famous Bud Billiken Day parade and picnic, started back in 1929; the second largest parade in our nation.
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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Founded: 1905