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Chicago Native Creates Scholarship in Father’s Name

Tenisha Taylor Bell was only five years old when her father Ezekiel Taylor was robbed and murdered on Chicago’s South side.

Murdered Man’s Daughter Sets Up Scholarships for Young Black Men

In 1982, a man was gunned down in Chicago. He was the father of former CNN executive Tenisha Taylor Bell, now CEO of the Ezekiel Taylor Scholarship Foundation, which is named after him.

Ezekiel Taylor Scholarship Foundation Awards Gala

For 11 young men from Chicago, October 7 was a night they will long remember. That night they dressed in custom designed tuxedos, ate a gourmet dinner and met some distinguished people at the beautiful Chicago Hyatt Centric Hotel on the city’s Magnificent Mile.

ETSF Awards Scholarships to Young
Black Males

Chicago native and former Quentis Bernard Garth (QBG) Foundation Scholarship recipient, Tenisha Taylor Bell is keeping her promise to send more black males to college and fewer to the coroner.

Tenisha Taylor Bell, CEO of Ezekiel Taylor Scholarship Foundation shares with FOX 32 how her organization

Ezekiel Taylor Scholarship Foundation CEO, Tenisha Taylor Bell, discusses with Darlene Hill of FOX 32 how the foundation identifies black male students in Chicago and provides them with scholarship funds.

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Scholarship Foundation Aims to Help
Chicago Youth

A scholarship program to provide mentorship and job training to Chicago youth is looking to help even more teens. NBC 5’s Art Norman has the story of one former Chicago student that was helped by the program.

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