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CHICAGO (CBS) —February is Black History Month and CBS Chicago is proud to celebrate the culture, heritage, and history of the Black community — and the empowering history that has yet to be made.
Artists, activists, community leaders and other visionaries are all making their own history in Chicago right now.
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CBS 2 and CBSN Chicago on Wednesday night aired a Black History Month special, “History Makers.” Watch it in full here:
Part I (above): Fellowship Baptist Church Pastor Rev. Reginald Sharpe, Illinois Department of Public Health Director Dr. Ngozi Ezike, activist Jaquie Algee.
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Part II:: Artist Jeffery Beckham, Chicago Multicultural Dance Center founder Homer Hans Bryant.
Part III: Activist Kwyn Townsend Riley.
Part IV: Terrance Wallace, founder of the InZone Project.
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You can find more on these and other Black History Makers in Chicago here.
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