In Chicago, Paczki Day is celebrated on Tuesday, March 4, featuring deep-fried pastries filled with fruit or cream. The tradition originated from Polish communities and has become popular among people of all backgrounds. While similar to doughnuts, paczki contain ingredients like eggs, milk, and butter, with a thin glaze on top, making them a unique treat. Numerous bakeries across the Chicago area offer paczki for those looking to indulge in this delicious tradition.
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Renaming of military bases stirs debate over Confederate ties
In 2023, seven Army bases renamed to remove Confederate leaders' names are reverting back to their original names, now honoring other service members with similar surnames, raising concerns about undermining efforts to distance from Confederate associations. Critics, including civil rights leaders, argue this move reflects political motivations rather than genuine respect for diverse service records, with implications for military branding. Want More Context? 🔎
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