Chicago Police Release Activist Malcolm London
Nearly 100 protestors demonstrated outside a South Side police station for hours Monday demanding the release of activist Malcolm London.
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Mayor Lightfoot Has ‘Hope’ About Chicago Moving Forward, Announces Policing Changes
In an evening address, the mayor talked about of the pain of the past week, support for businesses and police reforms she wants to enact in 90 days.
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On the West Side, violence prevention workers battle a pandemic, destruction and death. But they say they aren’t giving up.
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‘This Moment Has Been Co-opted’: Chicago Activist Xavier Ramey Says Outside Groups Cause Disruption
“It’s going to take a generation to repair what we’ve lost right now. All of Chicago needs to be rebuilt,” the Chicago activist said.
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Grocery Options Become Scarcer On Chicago’s South Side
Some South Side residents are struggling with food options after nights of unrest – and volunteers have stepped up.
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Mayor Lightfoot Moves Toward Reopening Chicago On Wednesday Despite Civil Unrest
The mayor also shot down President Trump’s threat to deploy federal troops to cities plagued by looting and violence. “Not in my city,” she said.
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Gov. Pritzker Compares Trump To A ‘Dictator’ After The President Vows To Send Troops To States
On hearing Trump threaten to send U.S. military troops to states, Pritzker said Tuesday the president was trying to sound like a “strong man.”
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Biden Looks To Clinch Nomination As 7 States, DC Vote
Joe Biden could seize the number of delegates needed to clinch the Democrats' presidential nomination on Tuesday.
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It Wasn’t Where She Wanted To Be 4 Years Ago, But Now Her Neighborhood High School Is Home
Allure Dyer didn't think she was "capable of learning a lot of things." Now, she's valedictorian and says her school helped her blossom.
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After 71st Street Looting, Activists Gather To Demand An End To Police Violence And Disinvestment
Activists called for a comprehensive economic plan for South Shore, and for Chicago police to meet deadlines with a federal consent decree.
