First Lady Jill Biden Hosts Opening of “The People’s House: A White House Experience"
First Lady Jill Biden Hosts Opening of “The People’s House: A White House Experience"
First Lady Jill Biden Hosts Opening of “The People’s House: A White House Experience"
WASHINGTON, DC - On Saturday, September 21st at 1:00 PM ET, First Lady Jill Biden hosted an event to celebrate the opening of the White House Historical Association’s new educational and interactive center, “The People’s House: A White House Experience.” The People’s House officially opened on Monday, September 23, 2024.
This exhibit opens the doors to White House history in a unique fashion. It is a cutting-edge educational experience that tells the story of the Executive Mansion, its inhabitants and the people who have dedicated their careers to its functions.
First Lady Jill Biden Hosts Opening of “The People’s House: A White House Experience"
First Lady Jill Biden Hosts Opening of “The People’s House: A White House Experience"
First Lady Dr. Jill Biden, educator, hosted an event to celebrate the opening of "The People's House: A White House Experience" Saturday September 21, 2024 at 1:00 PM ET. Photo by John L. Alexander/ON AIR Daily News.
First Lady Jill Biden Hosts Opening of “The People’s House: A White House Experience"
The People's House offers an immersive journey through the history and legacy of the White House, featuring educational programs and interactive exhibits.
The White House is a popular field trip for students attending schools across the country and especially for visitors from overseas. Exhibits at The People's House are on display year-round.
Situated on 1700 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, the 33,000-square-foot three-floor site offers a more in-depth tour than most people usually get of the Executive Mansion. And it is free.
Voter Suppression Tactics Revealed at PUSH Film Screening
Can You Illegally Be Denied The Right To Vote?
The Rainbow/PUSH Coalition invite the public to a special preview screening of the powerful new documentary, "Vigilantes, Inc.: America’s New Vote Suppression Hitmen" at the Rainbow PUSH Coalition headquarters, 930 E. 50th Street in Chicago Saturday September 7, 2024, at 10am. This film, directed by Greg Palast and David Ambrose and narrated by Rosario Dawson, shines a light on the critical issue of voter suppression in America. Key States are up for grabs in the upcoming election.(https://www.pushexcel.org/r?u=c3-DikkQneoMFCXqTjvxwgFk_GbKDqJfP7CNFiciH4liwJE8DKHX92wvgNEACAR9c6CQ57l3_brEzBfUlT9LLw&e=88193310d853c852ef2d3e33f50d2639&utm_source=rainbowpush&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=vigilantes&n=2)
Citizens Testify To Tactics That Violated Their Righrs
It's unbelievable that in 2024, nearly sixty years after the passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, African Americans are still fighting to keep their voting power from being denied. This film reveals the tactics used by those who wish to keep the African American voting population from having a significant effect on the outcome of elections. The film "Vigilantes, Inc.: America’s New Vote Suppression Hitmen", is. warning and a call to action as the 2024 Presidential Election approaches and the Nation's future will rest in the hands of those whose supporters can get to the polls and have their votes counted. What can YOU do to make a difference. Attend the film screening Saturday September 7, 10am. The audience will participate in a discussion after the screening.
City Trims Trees, Brings Lights to 1200 E. 73rd Place
City Trims Trees, Brings Lights to 1200 E. 73rd Place
City Trims Trees, Brings Lights to 1200 E. 73rd Place
Trees blocking street lights and creating dark shadows on the street were trimmed down. Police brought additional spotlights to the street during the Alderman's camp out period to illuninate the area. The dumpster nearby held tree trimming debris. Photo by Marcus Robinson/ON AIR Daily News
Alderman Uses Outdoor Tent To Educate Residents
City Trims Trees, Brings Lights to 1200 E. 73rd Place
City Trims Trees, Brings Lights to 1200 E. 73rd Place
While camping out at 1200 West 73rd Place, 17th Ward Alderman David Moore distributed literature to local residents and passersby, educating them about available city services and encouraging voter registration. Photo by Marcus Robinson/ON AIR Daily News.
Parade Evokes Respect, Appreciation for Military
Zeita Merchant, JROTC Cadet Fernando Gonzalez, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, and US Senator Tammy Duckworth participate in Chicago's Memorial Day Parade honoring the lives of those in military service. Photo by Parthenia M. Luke/Chicago Street Journal
Chicago's Memorial Day Weekend honored all men and women who mad te ultimate sacrifice in the defense of the United States of America. This year's commemoration began Saturday, May 25th with a wreath laying ceremony on at 11:00am at the Richard J. Daley Plaza, 50 West Washington.
It was then followed by a procession through downtown Chicago starting at 12 noon, beginning at Lake Street and proceeding down State Street all the way to Van Buren.
Calvarymen mounted on horseback strode through downtown streets in the Memorial Day Parade in honor of those men and their horses who went into military service to preserve freedom for American citizens. Photo by Parthenia M. Luke/Chicago Street Journal
On Monday, May 27, 2024, community members gathered McKinley Park Public Library, 1915 W. 35th Street in Chicago to kick off the McKiney Park Memorial Day Parade.
Presented by the McKinley Park Civic Association (MPCA) and William McKinley American LegionPost 231, the parade stepped off at 10:00am, winding through the neighborhood and ending at the William McKinley American Legion Post at 1956 W.35th Street in Chicago.
The Chicago Chapter of the Young Eagles display a colorful float. Photo by Parthenia M. Luke/Chicago Street Journal
JROTC cadets salute during the Wreath Laying Ceremony. Photo by Parthenia M. Luke/Chicago Street Journal
The traditional 21 Gun Salute was performed by the 34th Division Sustainment Brigade. Photo by Parthenia M. Luke/Chicago Street Journal
Participants in the Memorial Day Parade represented Chicago's ethnic diversity with many colorful floats. Photo by Parthenia M. Luke/Chicago Street Journal