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Remembering Aretha Franklin on her birthday (March 25, 1942 – August 16, 2018) ❤️👑🕊 Her voice touched souls, that’s why she was the Queen…

A soundtrack for city lights and quiet moments.

Happy birthday to Aretha Franklin! She would had been 84 today 🙏🏻

Happy birthday to the Queen of Soul. We miss you. You used your voice not just to sing, but to uplift, inspire, and advance change. Your legacy still speaks. #ArethaFranklin #CorettaScottKing #WomensHistoryMonth

Darren Bailey wants to be the Donald Trump of Illinois. We're not gonna let that happen.

I’m proud of the work that the @GirlsAlliance is doing to support 250 grassroots projects to empower more than 160,000 girls in 50 countries. This #InternationalWomensDay, I hope you’ll join us in helping change the lives of more girls around the world: gofundme.org/girls-opportun…

Box United is teaching Chicago girls how to grow into strong women—both inside the ring and out! This #WomensHistoryMonth, learn about the ways the @GirlsAlliance is supporting the program’s work to empower young girls through boxing.

Michael Jackson - The Lady in My Life (1982)

By the late 1960s, women made up an estimated two-thirds of the Party’s membership, and their contributions were not just supportive—they were foundational. Women organized community programs, led political education classes, wrote for the Party’s newspaper, and ran initiatives like free breakfast programs that fed thousands of children across the United States. They were on the front lines of both activism and community care. Figures like Elaine Brown, who became the Party’s chairwoman, and Kathleen Cleaver, who served as a key spokesperson, played major leadership roles at a time when both racial and gender barriers were deeply entrenched. Even within the movement, women often had to challenge internal biases while continuing to push the Party forward. As Stokely Carmichael once acknowledged, the reality of who sustained the movement didn’t always match who received the spotlight.

Dear Mama - Tupac (1995)

Taylor: The day that I decided to quit that administration was the day when a mentor of mine from capitol hill had died. His name was John McCain. The flags were at half staff around the country, and the president was trying to call us in Australia on the other side of the world, to say, not put out a statement in honor of John McCain, but to say, raise the flags back up. I don't care if you agreed with John McCain or disagreed. It didn't matter like Bob Mueller, he served this country in uniform. He was a sitting united States senator. He deserved to be honored with the flags at half staff—for the president of the United States to be so petty, so small and petty, to tell us to raise the flags back up in an act of active dishonor, tells you everything you need to know about that man and his lack of integrity and character.

Any kind of food you want, #Chicago has it, and has it authentic. El Cubanito 2555 N. Pulaski #Chicago #ChicagoEats #CousinnVinnie

🏀 Dennis Rodman was chaos, Michael Jordan was control, and together they were absolute legends of the game. Has anyone even come close since? 🙂‍↔️

Just a reminder🥱

Michael Jackson - Off the Wall (1979)

On the 16th Birthday of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, our lifesaving ACA, a special thank you from Nancy and Hillary to our VIPs — our Volunteers in Politics who got it passed, saved it and continue to defend it, For The Children. -Team Pelosi💙

Sixteen years ago, President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law, expanding health coverage to millions of Americans and changing countless lives. For Adam Hoyer, this story isn’t abstract. It’s personal.

The day the Affordable Care Act passed was one of my proudest moments as president, because it meant that millions of Americans would have access to health care, some for the first time. The ACA also prevented insurance companies from denying people with pre-existing conditions coverage, allowed young people under the age of 26 to remain on their parents’ plan, expanded Medicaid, and so much more. But the ACA was always meant to be a first step. We still have to do more to expand access and make health care more affordable for everyone.

40 years ago Ms. Patti LaBelle released her number 1 hit “On My Own” featuring Michael McDonald. The song would stay at number 1 for straight weeks. #PattiLaBelle #OnMyOwn #WinnerInYou #MichaelMcDonald