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Spotlight on Community: Why the 'Eyes on the Prize' Screening at DuSable Matters to Chicago Chicago is a city built on stories of resilience and change, and events like the DuSable Film Series: Eyes on the Prize at the DuSable Black History Museum and Education Center celebrate and deepen that legacy. This isn’t just a film night; it’s a vital opportunity for our community to gather and reflect on the struggles and victories of the Civil Rights Movement—many of which have deep ties right here in Chicago. By hosting a screening of 'Eyes on the Prize' followed by an interactive discussion with local historians, the DuSable Museum fosters a sense of connection, learning, and pride. The spirit within the museum’s walls is palpable—people come not just to watch, but to participate, to question, and to remember. These events strengthen the bonds between generations and neighborhoods, ensuring that our collective history is honored and our future remains rooted in knowledge and activism. For locals and visitors alike, this event is a powerful reminder of why Chicago’s history—and the spaces that preserve it—matters.