Deanna Isaacs

A new study from the University of Chicago and a scholar of "identity leadership" discuss Trump's rhetoric.

Barbara Gaines's staging of Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro at Lyric Opera balances the story's farce with transporting moments.

Seitu Hayden was a college student when he created Waliku, a Black life comic strip that ran in the Chicago Defender in the 1970s but looks contemporary today.

Jeanine Tesori and Tazewell Thompson's opera about one Black family's tragedy caused by police violence makes its Lyric debut.

The Mitchell Museum of the American Indian in Evanston has a new name to reflect its shift in focus to Indigenous people of the Great Lakes.

The Mitchell Museum of the American Indian in Evanston has a new name to reflect its shift in focus to Indigenous people of the Great Lakes.

Anti-choice plaintiffs are again attacking the Illinois Reproductive Health Act's stipulation that state-regulated insurers cover abortions.

"$acred Motherhood" at Woman Made and the Amy Adams film have a lot in common when it comes to examining the maternal state.

The "sublime match" of Pene Pati and Ailyn Pérez as Rodolfo and Mimì is one of many reasons to see Lyric's La Bohème.

She Who Dared centers the women behind the Montgomery bus boycott and the landmark case of Browder v. Gayle.