Diversity, Equality & Inclusion

Hands down, I was sold on the house when I stepped onto the deck and saw the beautiful meadow and creek,” recalls Alvin Adell. And

Carnival celebrations are best known for bright colors, self-expression, and pulsating rhythms, thanks to the city of New Orleans. Brazil’s Carnival is also famous, and,

Displayed in a downtown Chicago jewelry store window was a stunning smoky topaz stone that first romanced Suzanne Le Mignot. She loved the jewel but

Q: I am a single African American woman in my 30s who has recently gone back to school for nursing. Soon, I will have to

Whether you are buying a home, improving your credit, or guarding against identity theft, there are a few things that everyone should know about credit.

Whether she’s flying to Maryland to close on a million-dollar home or assisting a California businessman looking to relocate his corporation, Jenice Brinkley is always

Alvia Alexander is determined to provide a bright future for her 5-year-old son, Carlton. At the top of her list is making sure that in

Q: I just finished my M.B.A. from Eastern University in Pennsylvania. I have been in school for some time and just started a career. I

Hecky Powell, suburban Chicago’s barbecue king, has gained as much renown for his finger-licking meals as he has for his ability to reach at-risk youth.

Each day, Donna Thompson, CEO of Chicago-based Access Community Health Network, the nation’s largest network of community health centers, makes countless decisions. Whether it’s choosing