Because I love my city. That's why. #Chicago 😍

This!! And let’s not forget one of the best games on Nintendo!

It’s time! #NFL Year 5

Thrilled to host the WNFCFootball Owner’s Conference right here in Chicago! Can’t wait to come together with fellow owners to discuss league-wide growth and the future of women’s football. Exciting times ahead for the sport we love! #WNFC #ChicagoWinds #WomensFootball

I SAID YES!!!!!! 💍🥂🥳🎉 I asked myself if I wanted to go to another concert

An absolute legend of the game - congrats on 30 seasons, Pam Oliver 🙌

Chicago has been voted Best Big City in the U.S. by Condé Nast Traveler readers for a record-breaking 8 years in a row! 🏆 Over 520,000 travelers cast their votes to put Chicago on top yet again. ✨ Share the news with #ChicagoBestBigCityx8 🔗 Read more: choosechicago.com/blog/special-e…

Every single night around 9 pm

I can't speak for the rest of the country, but whoever is controlling the weather in Chicago is doing a terrific job.

Me and the other Black person at the company communicating non-verbally during the staff meeting

yes, i draw that cunty little line. i do it with z’s too…. started in 4th grade because i knew i wanted to be a bad bitch (attention)

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day! Just a reminder that Native Americans are not a historical people, that we are still here, and that the biggest injustice in U.S. history—the dispossession of land from Indigenous nations largely by fraudulent treaties—remains ongoing

The Midwest urge to not turn the heat on yet because “it’s only October”

Right where she belongs. Alexandria Quigley will be inducted in to the DePaul Athletics Hall of Fame in 2025! 📰 » ow.ly/85Uc50TOui3 #DePaulBall x #BlueGrit 🔵😈

More Black women are needed in sports media.

I googled my symptoms and it turns out I just need this election to be over.

What should we do today? #Vote

Every Black woman in America empathizes with Kamala right now. Overwhelming qualified. Still doubted.

Need to change this to nonblackwomensmarch cause absolutely not.

21 years ago today Candace Parker announced her decision to play at the University of Tennessee, becoming the first female high school player to do so live on national TV.