
The Obama Presidential Center, located in Chicago's Jackson Park, is schedduled to open onJune 19, 2026. The 19.3-acre campus will feature a museum, public library, and gathering spaces designed to honor the 44th presidency with a focus on community engagement, environmental sustainability and public art. The project, which began construction in 2021, is privately funded and operated, aiming to boost the South Side of Chicago with economic and cultural benefits. For ticket information, go to obama.org.

This will be an eight-story museum telling the story of Barack and Michelle Obama, featrng a full size Oval Office replica ad a "Sky Room" panoramic view. Museum tickets go onsale May 6, 2026, and must be booked in advance, although a significant portion of the center is free to the public.

This includes the 60,000-square-foot "Home Court" athletic center, a Women's Garden with a Maya Lin sculpture, a Wetland Walk adn a plaza with over 20 art installations. The campus will host a Chicago Public Library branch, an auditorium, meeting rooms and studios. Located at 6001 S. Stony Island, the campus is accessible to the public.
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By Naimah Latif
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CHCAGO -New faces will likely grace the Congressional chambers in Washington after the November General election makes the selection of candidates in the Tuesday March 17, 2026 Illinois Primary Election a permanent choice..
Early voting for the Illinois primary election began on Monday March 2nd, and many polling places stayed crowded right up until election day, particularly in areas where local races were hotly contested.
Chicago voters set a new early voting record, according to the Chicago Board of Elections. The Board said it received 188,057 votes during the early voting period, topping the city's previous 2018 record of 106,252.Out of all the early votes, 102,775 were cast at a polling place, while 85,282 were mail-in ballots.
Despite record breaking early voting totals, at the end of the day on Tuesday, only 26% of the cities more than 1.5 million registered voters actually voted in the primary election. Some voters still see primaries as not the "real" election and plan to parti\\cipate in the general election in November.
"They need to teach about the elections in some kinds of Civics class in high school, so people understand how candidates are selected to run in the General Election," one election judge observed.
The Saturday Morning Forum held at the National Headquarters of Rainbow PUSH was the gathering place for the winning candidates as well as the political strategists, who recognized that some candidates lost by the margin of disinterest and disillusionment expressed by many young voters who simply were not motivated to come to the polls.
Jonathan Jackson, unopposed Democratic candidate, easily won his race in the 1st Congressional District. Standing before a crowded auditorium at the Rainbow PUSH Saturday Morning Forum held March 21st, he invoked the memory of his late father, Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., reminding citizens of the responsibility to stand agains the war in Iraq, saying, "Let us study war no more."
"Now the Department of Defense is asking us to appropriate to them $200 billion to continue to prosecute this reckless war," he revealed.

Former Lt. Governor Julioan Stratton declared victory over her opponents Raja Krishnamoorthi and former Congresswoman Robin Kelley in the race to represent the Democratic Party on the ballot in November to be elected Illinois Senator.

Former State Legislator LaShawn Ford now ascends to Congress to represent the 7th Congressional District in the seat vacated by longtime Congressman Danny Davis, to be on the ballot in the general election in November as the Democratic nominee.

Cook County Commissioner Donna Miller emerged victorious as Democratic nominee for the 2nd Congressional District, the seat vacated by Robin Kelley, in a crowded field of ten contenders, among them former Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr.
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SELMA, AL - Busloads of people from Minnesota and Chicago left Rainbow PUSH Headquarters in Chicago Thursday night March 5, 2026, bound for Selma, Alabama to March in the 61st commemoration of Bloody Sunday on Edmund Pettus Bridge. Members of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) came to Chicago from Minnesota, to continue the alliance of solidarity established when Chicagoans came to Minnesota to march in protest against ICE abuses of the immigrant communities. The symbolic march in Selma marked that historic day on Sunday, March 7, 1965, when more than 600 peaceful protest marchers, led by the then young activist John Lewis, attempted to cross the bridge to get to the State Capital of Montgomery to lobby for legislation enforcing African Americans' right to vote. The unarmed marchers were beaten with billy clubs and and tear gassed by Alabama State Troopers on orders of the then Governor of Alabama, George Wallace. The day became known as "Bloody Sunday." Each year this event is commemorated by a symbolic walk across the bridge, led by Civil Rights leaders. This year was the first time the commemorative walk was held without Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. among those leading the way. His youngest son, Yusef Jackson, President and CEO of Rainbow PUSH was there to walk in his place. Photo by Valerie Goodloe, Coverup Photos. See JUSTICE/LAW

Coaitions of organizations, such as SCLC and Women's Oranizational Move,ent For Equalty Now, Inc. reminds America that the walk, while honoring Rev. Jesse Jackson, is also a demand to end all forms of violence in society. Photo by Valerie Goodloe, Coverup Photos.

Edmund Pettus Bridge, the site of the violent beating of protesters on March 7, 1965, is now a symbol of triumph over segregation as hundreds cross the bridge to commemorate the 61st anniversary. Photo by Valerie Goodloe, Coverup Photos.
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In an afternoon interview on WVON Radio Station, broaadcasting live from the Rainbow PUSH National Headquarters, ON AIR Daily News Publisher John L. Alexander recalls special historic moments during his service as Rev. Jackson's personal photographer since 2009.
National Public Radio reporter David Pierce interviewed many individuals who referred to events that happened before his time,. Born in 1994, he hoped by attending the first day of Rev. Jackson's services at the Rainbow PUSH National Headquarters would give him a closer look at a global icon and a deeper understanding of his impact.
Rev. Sylveser Brinson, head of Hope Outreach Ministries International and a member of PUSH for 30 years, chaired the PUSH Ministers Division during Rev. Jackson's campaign for President. He recalls his experiences and some intense moments during protest marches with Rev. Jackson against inequities in the Chicago Public Schools.

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