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Before the ACA, musicians were uninsured at more than twice the average rate—and with Trump pushing a repeal, they’re already suffering.
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Chicago musicians speak up about the Affordable Care Act.
Before the ACA, musicians were uninsured at more than twice the average rate—and with Trump pushing a repeal, they’re already suffering.
Arts & Culture:
Women of color call the shots in the Chicago-based webseries Brown Girls. A mostly female cast and crew come together to tell the story of the friendship between writer Fatimah Asghar and musician Jamila Woods.
Games: Can a video game be the ultimate empathy machine?
With the new Englewood-set video game We Are Chicago—indie developer Michael Block attempts to convey the psychological experience of living in a high-crime neighborhood.
From the Archive
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Alone in a Crowd/at the Art Institute of Chicago, through July 14/Since The Harlem Renaissance: Sixty Years of African American Art/at the Art Institute of Chicago, through August 25| 07.04.96
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Purple barley doesn't just look cool; it's good for you.| 02.03.14
