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UltraViolet Finds Hobby Lobby Decision Singles Out Women for Discrimination
“Today’s Court decision by five men sets an outrageous precedent, putting women’s health at risk by singling out women’s health care for discrimination. The fact of the matter is that birth control is a wildly popular and medically necessary part of women’s health care. 99% of sexually active women use birth control for a variety […]
Started in 2010 by the Marin Foundation, a Chicago non-profit organization that works to increase understanding between LGBT community and churches, the campaign is an activism of love, apologizing to the LGBT community for the way Christians have cause harmed.
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It is the farm-fresh produce season and a unique Chicago facility offers free tours of their urban farm on Wood St. The farm sells produce on Wednesdays between 11:00 am – 3:00 p.m. Check their site to participate in one of their occasional Open Houses. Open Houses occur a few times a year and include […]
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Riverwest Music Festival, Chicago’s premier three-day music festival showcasing the world’s finest in electronic music, has just released the final phase of their inaugural lineup, including the addition of global superstar Loco Dice, along with other can’t miss acts like The Martinez Brothers. Featuring 40 artists over three days – July 4-6 – and across three stages, the […]
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BRT or bus rapid transit plans have been on the table for Chicago for several years. The plan was presented at the Metropolitan Planning Commission (MPC) last year. As the plans are turned into work orders, there are challenges, and it looks like the project will be pushed into 2015, according to Fran Spelman in […]
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