50 Cent A Word
John Wesley FountainDiary of A Free Black Journalist Telling The Human Stories of The Forgotten, The Marginalized and The Invisible in Chicago and Beyond. This is home to John W. Fountain's column and other works.
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An Aged Door of A Segregated Outhouse: A Window To Our Past, A Call To Never Forget
Caption: An aged door, circa 1930, is symbolic of a time in America when segregation was the law of the land. The door now stands in a frame in the halls of Providence St. Mel School, Chicago—a symbol of our past, of our progress and a remi...
A Special 'Thank You' For Reading 50 Cent A Word
By John W. Fountain
Ode to A Democratic Town: 'So what do I have to show for being a Democrat all my life?'
(Photo: Shutterstock; Design: John W. Fountain)
To Father Pfleger On Protests For The Homeless: 'Don't Shut Up'
A protestor holds a sign during a march outside the Union League of Chicago where recently Father Michael L. Pfleger and the Faith Community of St. Sabina called for cancellation of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago this summer ...
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Journalist, Author, Fulbright Scholar, Former New York Times Writer. Prof. Roosevelt University. Freed Black Journalist. Publisher.
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