Chicago just unveiled its first-ever citywide memorial for victims of racial violence — 38 new art markers honoring the lives lost in the 1919 Race Riot, sparked by the tragic death of 17-year-old Eugene Williams. Bikers toured the sites this past Saturday, turning grief into a powerful, lasting tribute that weaves the city’s painful past into its present — ensuring history isn’t erased, but remembered.
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