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04/19/2016

No Columbus? 👀 https://t.co/nB12vt38Ys

“Are you tuned in? I'm live on "Keepin' It Real w/ Al Sharpton" discussing the top issues in the nation. 📞18775325797”

04/19/2016

Be sure to enter to WIN tickets to feat ! Email your name, email & number to [email protected]

04/15/2016

We're gonna bring back

04/11/2016

definitely a legend

R.I.P. Doug Banks! The Chicago radio veteran passed away this morning. He was 57. http://abc7.ws/1SJJxZ6

For stories you care about - "Like" ABC 7 Chicago!

04/06/2016

. is sooooo AMAZING! Thank you ma'am

04/05/2016

On this episode of Broad & High, explore how some local artist explore the theme of Landmarks and we hit the Columbus Museum of art to check out their latest exhibit by Melvin Edwards.

04/05/2016

We're proud to partner up with The Women's Fund of Central Ohio this year for the feat Vanessa Williams!

https://womensfundcentralohio.givezooks.com/events/keyholder-2016

Join The Women’s Fund of Central Ohio and Vanessa Williams at the Ohio Theatre on Tuesday, May 10th. Keyholder is a night to convene as a community and amplify the voices of women and girls. As a guest, you will unlock the potential and

03/31/2016

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03/30/2016

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03/24/2016

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03/21/2016

Wow! Check out her

Have you checked out today's Google Doodle?

It's by 15-year-old Akilah Johnson, who recently won (selected from 100,000 submissions), Google's "Doodle 4 Google" contest, making her the first African American and first student from D.C. to win the national competition!

When asked what inspired her piece, "My Afrocentric Life", which includes names like Nelson Mandela, Rosa Parks, Malcolm X and more, Johnson said: “One of my teachers from Roots, Baba Camera, is really what made me look at art in a different way. As I grew older, I had realized that the Black people that came before us has made us into what we are today, so of course I had to include them in some way.”

As the winner, Johnson is set to be awarded a $30,000 college scholarship, plus her school will receive a $50,000 Google for Education Grant.

Congratulations, Akilah! And thank you for celebrating both the past and present in your artwork.