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Parade · Chicago

Rejected Around the World, the First Homosexuals Art Exhibit Found a Home at Wrightwood 659 in Chicago

67% Left coverage: 6 sources

CHICAGO (WGN) — At Wrightwood 659, an almost hidden gallery in residential Lincoln Park, art historian Jonathan Katz is attracting attention with a bold exhibition. It’s a first-of-its-kind art survey of same-sex attraction entitled, “The First Homosexuals: The Birth of a New Identity, 1869-1939.” “What the show is fundamentally about is the beginning of a gulf between forms of sexuality that were once unified,” said Katz, the exhibition’s curat…See the Story

Nascar · Chicago

Rejected Around the World, the First Homosexuals Art Exhibit Found a Home at Wrightwood 659 in Chicago

NASCAR’s Chicago Race Gets a Runway Twist from Students

In a bold fusion of motorsports and fashion, NASCAR is shifting gears in more ways than one. While engines roar through the heart of downtown Chicago during the Grant Park 165 and The Loop 110 races, another type of spectacle is unfolding nearby — a student-led, sustainable fashion runway show created in collaboration with Columbia […]Nascar · Chicago See the Story

Protesters Gathered in Uptown Charlotte to Oppose Trump Bombing of Iran Sites

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Protesters gathered at Romare Bearden Park in uptown Charlotte to oppose President Trump’s bombing of Iran nuclear sites and oppose Middle East war.Protestors See the Story

Professor Sharon Bloyd-Peshkin, founder of Columbia Votes, leaves Columbia for Solutions Journalism Network

Sharon Bloyd-Peshkin, the professor who created Columbia Votes and brought solutions journalism to the college’s curriculum, is leaving to join the Solutions Journalism Network as its new program manager for training and curriculum. Bloyd-Peshkin, a professor in the School of Communication and Culture, said her decision to leave was unrelated to the college’s recent faculty layoffs. The college has laid off 43 full-time faculty since the start…Journalism · Chicago Read Article

Cabell County library to host free youth summer camp

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Cabell County Public Library will be hosting a free summer camp the week of June 30, 2025 through July 3, 2025.Cabell County · Cabell County See the Story

Column: Lesbian Characters Have Long Been Erased on Screen. That Needs to Change.

Queer women have been in television and films for a long time, but shrouded in coding and stereotypes without using the words queer or lesbian. One of the primary factors that has perpetuated these toxic stereotypes is the Motion Picture Production Code, also known as the Hays Code. These were Hollywood’s guidelines from 1934 to 1968 to set moral standards for the film industry. These stereotypes have continued and evolved in the 21st century…Chicago, IL · Chicago See the Story

Pride Fest draws thousands amid heat wave and political tension

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

CHICAGO — Pride Fest is upon us once again and this year, it coincided with the area’s first heat wave of the season. Despite the hot weather, thousands flocked to Northalsted. “In Chicago, it’s a new level of creativity and community,” Peter, an attendee, said. “Everyone is into their outfits, the performances are amazing. It’s just so much fun. The landmark LGBTQ+ Northalsted neighborhood is even more colorful than usual this weekend with crow…Heatwaves · Chicago See the Story

NASCAR heats up in Chicago with international flair, uncertain future

Australian Supercars champion Will Brown will make his second-ever NASCAR Cup Series appearance in the Grant Park 165 street race, joining the Chicago Street Race as a late entry for Kaulig Racing. Brown, who clinched the 2024 Supercars title, made his NASCAR debut earlier this month in Sonoma, California, where electrical issues dropped him from 24th to a 31st-place finish at the Save Mart 350. He will line up alongside fellow Australian, Sha…Nascar · Chicago Read Article

On land or water, Columbia film instructor Martin Bernstein still finds new stories to tell

Gallery • 3 Photos Eleanor Lusciatti Martin Bernstein, an adjunct professor in the School of Film and Television, sits aboard one of the boats he charters, the Alexa, while docked at Belmont Harbor in Chicago on Thursday, June 12, 2025. On a breezy June morning as the wind off Lake Michigan curls through Belmont Harbor, Martin Bernstein doesn’t know exactly where the day will take him. Docked near the shoreline of Lincoln Pa…Alexa · Chicago Read Article

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Rejected Around the World, the First Homosexuals Art Exhibit Found a Home at Wrightwood 659 in Chicago

Stubbs: NASCAR Values Chicago Street Race, but Will It Stay Past '25?

Shane Van Gisbergen Wins Dramatic Duel on the Streets of Chicago

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Rejected Around the World, the First Homosexuals Art Exhibit Found a Home at Wrightwood 659 in Chicago

NASCAR’s Chicago Race Gets a Runway Twist from Students

Protesters Gathered in Uptown Charlotte to Oppose Trump Bombing of Iran Sites

Professor Sharon Bloyd-Peshkin, founder of Columbia Votes, leaves Columbia for Solutions Journalism Network

Cabell County library to host free youth summer camp

Column: Lesbian Characters Have Long Been Erased on Screen. That Needs to Change.

Pride Fest draws thousands amid heat wave and political tension

NASCAR heats up in Chicago with international flair, uncertain future

On land or water, Columbia film instructor Martin Bernstein still finds new stories to tell

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