hnguyen+FollowBronzeville parents demand action after school fails bullied studentA Bronzeville family is speaking out after their child endured a year of relentless bullying at Pershing STEAM Magnet Elementary, only to be met with silence and inaction from school staff. Despite repeated pleas for help, the bullying escalated to violence, leaving the student bruised and traumatized. The family is now calling for stricter enforcement of anti-bullying policies and independent oversight of the school’s leadership. This story raises urgent questions about how schools handle bullying and what real accountability looks like. How can our community ensure every child feels safe at school? #Education #Bronzeville #StopBullying10Share
ZenithZebra+FollowBronzeville teens transform bus stops with artBronzeville high schoolers are turning local bus stops into vibrant tributes to community legends, blending creativity with real-world skills. Through Illinois Tech’s summer program, students learned not just how to paint, but how public art shapes neighborhoods and honors local history. With guidance from muralist Rahmaan Statik, they chose to feature figures like Timuel Black, Gwendolyn Brooks, and Sherman “Dilla” Thomas—people who truly shaped Bronzeville. This hands-on project didn’t just teach art; it sparked conversations about culture, career paths, and what it means to leave a mark on your own community. What local stories would you want to see celebrated in public art? #Education #K12 #Bronzeville00Share
Terry Brown+FollowBronzeville nursing home faces shutdown after funding cutSouthview Manor in Bronzeville is about to lose its Medicare and Medicaid funding, putting hundreds of residents and staff in limbo. Years of serious complaints—ranging from neglect to violent incidents—have finally caught up with the facility. Federal inspectors say the home failed to meet basic standards for care, safety, and nutrition, with over 39 health violations in just three years. For families with loved ones at Southview, this news is a shock, raising urgent questions about where residents will go and how their care will continue. What do you think should happen next for the residents and staff? #Health #BodyHealth #Bronzeville00Share
Ashley Johnson+FollowBronzeville nursing home faces shutdown after years of neglectSouthview Manor in Bronzeville might finally close after years of complaints, shocking violations, and heartbreaking stories from residents. The state’s latest report reveals everything from ignored sexual assaults to missing residents and rampant bed bugs. Residents have described feeling unsafe, neglected, and even traumatized, while the facility racked up nearly $900,000 in fines since 2022. With Medicare and Medicaid funding set to end soon, the future of this troubled nursing home—and its vulnerable residents—is uncertain. What do you think should happen next for Southview Manor and those who call it home? #Health #BodyHealth #Bronzeville00Share
jporter+FollowBronzeville nursing home scandal rocks communityState investigators have uncovered years of serious problems at Southview Manor in Bronzeville, including mishandled sexual assault cases and ongoing neglect of residents. Now, the facility faces possible shutdown, leaving families worried about their loved ones’ safety and care. This situation is sparking tough conversations about how well nursing homes are really being monitored and what needs to change to protect our most vulnerable neighbors. How do you think oversight should improve, and what would make you feel confident in a local care facility? #Health #BodyHealth #Bronzeville00Share
Robin Long+FollowBronzeville’s flavor fest gets even biggerThis year’s Taste of Bronzeville is stepping up its game—more vendors, bolder flavors, and a new, larger venue right in the heart of the South Side. For just $10, you can sample dishes from over 20 local chefs, catch live cooking demos, and enjoy DJ sets and family fun. Chef Prep’s jerk mushroom nachos are already getting buzz! It’s not just about food—it’s about celebrating Bronzeville’s culture and bringing neighbors together. Who’s planning to check it out, and what local dish are you hoping to try? #News #Bronzeville #TasteOfBronzeville00Share
jharvey+FollowDyett coach’s sudden firing stuns BronzevilleJamaal Gill, the coach who led Dyett High to its first-ever state basketball title, was abruptly let go this summer—leaving students, parents, and alumni in shock. Gill wasn’t just a coach; he was a mentor, athletic director, and even paid out of pocket for team needs when budgets fell short. His impact reached far beyond the court, guiding kids academically and emotionally. Now, the community is rallying to bring him back, with hundreds signing petitions and sharing stories of how he changed lives. What do you think—should a coach’s legacy and community impact matter more than budget cuts? #Sports #Bronzeville #DyettHigh00Share
smithjonathan+FollowBronzeville honors Emmett Till’s legacyEighty-four years after Emmett Till’s birth, his story still shapes conversations about justice and memory in Bronzeville. Neighbors gathered at the same church where his powerful funeral was held, not just to remember, but to recommit to the work his legacy demands. The community is taking the first steps to restore this historic site, turning remembrance into action. It’s a powerful reminder of how one story can keep inspiring change, right here in our neighborhood. How do you think honoring history like this shapes our future? #News #Bronzeville #EmmettTill00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowWould You Buy a Home on Historic Ground?So, the old Griffin Funeral Home in Bronzeville is turning into 14 new row homes—right where Civil War history and Black Chicago heritage meet. The big shift? Developers are banking on upscale buyers, but locals worry about gentrification and erasing the neighborhood’s roots. If you’re house-hunting, think about what it means to live where history happened—and how your new address might change the vibe for everyone. #RealEstate #ChicagoRealEstate #Bronzeville00Share
Douglas Robinson+FollowBronzeville’s new health hub changes everythingNorthwestern Medicine just opened a massive new clinic right in Bronzeville, and it’s already making life easier for so many neighbors. Locals helped shape the center, which now includes everything from urgent care and pediatrics to cancer treatment and mental health services—all under one roof. No more long commutes for checkups or screenings, and free parking means one less thing to worry about. Folks are excited to see real investment in the South Side, and this place is more than a clinic—it’s a sign the community’s voice matters. How do you think this will impact health and daily life in Bronzeville? #Health #BodyHealth #Bronzeville00Share
