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07/30/2026

07/29/2026

Grateful for BFF and Street Ropez content creator Isa for always capturing our culture and pure joy perfectly. Shop the movement via the link in our bio.

07/27/2026

About last night… Street Ropez turned the club into a playground. 🪢🔥 Thank you Elevate Social blackgirlsjump

07/23/2026

Join us at Recess Chicago 7/25. Elevate Social https://www.instagram.com/reel/Da3MmvWpr5v/

07/21/2026

The Wine Down: An R&B Experience The Kindred Pour 🍷 The Kindred Pour 🍷

07/11/2026

The Hidden Healing Fund has been an extraordinary resource for . Thank you for validating double Dutch as a healing practice.

Can a simple jump rope become a powerful tool for healing? That’s what makes Black Girls Jump such an important part of the Hidden Healing Fund community. They’re building a movement to teach 100,000 youth Double Dutch while inspiring confidence, building community, and preserving culture along ...

07/11/2026

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Can a simple jump rope become a powerful tool for healing? That’s what makes Black Girls Jump such an important part of the Hidden Healing Fund community. They’re building a movement to teach 100,000 youth Double Dutch while inspiring confidence, building community, and preserving culture along ...

06/08/2026

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05/30/2026

The North Lawndale College Prep Boys Track and Field team just made the 2026 Illinois State Championship and it's only the third time in state history a charter school has accomplished this. The most remarkable part is that this team doesn't have a track to practice on.

Head Coach Terrence Redmond said the team regularly uses their school hallways to train. No track. No traditional training facilities. Just hallways and hard work. Fourteen boys qualified for the state finals in Charleston.

"Everybody was willing to play their part," assistant coach Jakyra McGee said. "We've been trying to work at this for literally seven to ten years and to see this finally happen is just amazing."

Triple jump qualifier Seancory Humphries said he's ready to show the state what he's got. "I'm actually ranked third in the city," he said. "It really came from my coach making me work."