The People is our section for opinions and perspectives. Submit your opinion to info@thetriibe.com. The 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence raises a fundamental question: who gets to ...

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For 36 years, the African Festival of the Arts has been a celebration of African culture, where live music, dance, food, fashion and generations of families gather in Chicago each Labor Day weekend.