The Haunting of Lake Bluff Is One Of Area’s Most Infamous Unsolved Mysteries
Just in time for Halloween, a local ghost story about the mysterious case of Elfrieda Knaak and the Lake Bluff Village Hall.
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A special edition of Vocalo’s Barber Shop Show is simulcast on WBEZ as part of our “Race: Out Loud” series.
Hurt feelings continue over Northwest Indiana town’s creation
Merrillville, Ind. was created more than 40 years ago to accommodate white flight from Gary, Ind. Today, Merrillville is no longer lily white. In fact, it’s now more than 40 percent African American.
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ListenWhose health is left behind?
No institution is more representative of America than its health care system: advanced, creative, expensive, unequal, says one Chicago ER doctor.
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Cherokee values at Elmhurst College
Elmhurst College is a small liberal arts school in the western suburbs of Chicgo. In 2008 the college made history by choosing S. Alan Ray to be president. Ray is a member of the Cherokee Nation. …
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Asian-American men less likely to date interacially
Recent data show that the rate of Asian-Americans marrying outside their race has actually declined.
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Listen‘Settling’ outside of your ethnic background
When it came time to settle down, the man I chose turned out to be completely disconnected from all the riches of my Mexican culture. Although, this was never my intention.
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ListenRacism a foreign concept for one Haitian immigrant
From a small college town in Indiana to the streets of Chicago, a Haitian immigrant tells the story of his struggle to understand racism in the US.
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