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09/07/2025

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24/06/2025

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14/06/2025

Its really difficult to feel the pain of lost as it relates to Ananda Lewis former MTV VJ. Her star began to shine brightly in the 90's as she dominated in broadcast media. She worked for BET and would later move to MTV as a VJ. She was stunning, articulate and relatable. She was the voice of a generation. Ananda cared about her community, the culture and doing her job as journalist and host well. Her biggest story to share would later be her most personal one, as she told the world she had stage 4 breast cancer. She took her voice to encouraging women to get the breast exam. She decided to fight her battle hollistically. She lost that battle. Yet, she won as it relates to her legacy in media, the cause of breast cancer awareness she championed for women, and the lasting impact she leaves behind with family and friends. This was a difficult story, I just wrote on another amazing journalist we lost last week. Let's honor these women with the committment to get the breast exams and other annual health exams.

06/06/2025

Obit: Renee Ferguson, Longtime Investigative Reporter for Chicago Television Stations

I don’t know if they make them like her anymore, but Renee Ferguson left her mark in Chicago news and those hoping to follow in her footsteps. Thank you, Madam…

Renee Ferguson spent more than 25 years as a reporter on two Chicago television stations, and she made history as the first Black woman to work as an investigative reporter on TV in Chicago.
During her career, Ferguson, who also co-founded the Chicago chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists, established herself as one of Chicago’s premier investigative reporters, winning seven Chicago Emmy awards plus an Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award for investigative reporting.
“Renee had this incredible ability to convince the powers that be in the newsroom to give her these really interesting assignments,” said former WBBM-Ch. 2 Director of Community Affairs Monroe Anderson, a longtime friend. “She knew how to work things out. She was really talented. And she was a good reporter.”
Ferguson, 75, died Friday while in home hospice care, said WMAQ-Ch. 5 news anchor and reporter Marion Brooks, a close friend. She was a longtime Chicago resident.
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21/08/2024

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01/01/2023

She said, YES! Happy 60th Anniversary to my brilliant and beautiful wife Mrs. Jacqueline Jackson. I love you and thank you very much. What a beautiful world you have created for me and our family.

05/12/2022

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21/11/2022

Sade at 63... age ain't nothing but a number 🤗

30/10/2022

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20/10/2022

Photograph of Billie Holiday taken by Carl Van Vechten in 1949.

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