The Art Institute of Chicago is showcasing “The Language of Beauty in African Art,” a collection of more than 250 sculptures from dozens of distinct cultures across the African continent with a special emphasis on indigenous perspectives. NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter reports.
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Abraham Lincoln statue vandalized in ChicagoTwo statues of Lincoln in Chicago have now been defaced in relation to Lincolns role in the Sioux uprisings and his authorization of the execution of some Dakota men.
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Chicago crime crisis: 7 carjackings reported in 1 hour on West SideSeven carjackings were reported on Chicago's West Side in one hour on Friday morning amid a crime spike in the Windy City.
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