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New photography exhibit at Columbia College imagines life of Emmett Till if he had lived

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By Carolina Garibay
| WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL) Verified
What if Emmett Till lived? It's a question Reverend Wheeler Parker Jr. said he asks himself often. "A lot of times we think if we had done this and that, he would be here," he said. Parker is Till's cousin, best friend and the last surviving witness to his kidnapping in Mississippi 71 years ago.
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Composer, sound designer mixes instruments with bird sounds for A Red Orchid Theatre's 'Birds of North America'

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By Carolina Garibay
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When you enter A Red Orchid Theatre for its Jeff Award nominated production of "Birds of North America," at first, you might think you've entered a bird sanctuary, as the sounds of birds fill the theater to give audience members a taste of what they're about to see. "The show is about John and Caitlyn. They're a father and a daughter. They bond over bird watching, and each scene takes place the next Fall," said Ethan Korvne, the play's composer and sound designer.
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Chicago Architecture Center announces 20 new sites for Open House Chicago 2026

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By Carolina Garibay
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The annual festival is one of the largest of its kind in the world and provides free, behind-the-scenes access to architecturally, historically and culturally significant sites across 30 of Chicago's neighborhoods. The Chicago Architecture Center (CAC) said each year it welcomes more than 35,000 visitors from across the region and around the U.S. This year is the 16th edition of the event.
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