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Chicago Urban League hosts 2nd Annual Black Wellness Fair February 25

The fair will include health screenings, vaccinations, workout and cooking demonstrations, a panel featuring Black health professionals and much more This Black History Month, the Chicago Urban League will host its 2nd Annual Black Wellness Fair on Saturday, February 25. The event will take place at the Chicago Urban League office located at 4510 S. … Chicago Urban League hosts 2nd Annual Black Wellness Fair February 25 Read More »

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