The Voice Newspapers

The Voice Newspapers, an African American-owned publication, was established by ten local residents in Chicago's West Side at a time when investments in the area were scarce. Funded by local advertisements, this community-driven newspaper serves to inform and connect residents through various articles and news genres, including community events, sports, and local businesses.

The publication is notable for its proactive role in addressing public health issues, being the first West Side newspaper to alert readers about the AIDS epidemic, and establishing the Westside HIV AIDS Regional Planning Council. The Voice continues to engage with the community by encouraging story and photograph submissions to highlight local voices and experiences.

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