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  • How two Chicago groups are teaching people to be anti-racist

    As the number of hate crimes increases in the U.S., organizers say conversations on how to be anti-racist are more important than ever.

    May 17 read more
    Listen — 19:37
  • What is being done to stop anti-Asian hate crimes?

    Leaders in Chicago and Illinois respond to a series of shootings targeting Asian businesses in Dallas over the past month.

    May 17 read more
    Listen — 15:59
  • Chicago entrepreneurs help kick off Leading for Good conference at Loyola

    This year’s conference features a number of virtual power chats and in-person events for executives and rising leaders.

    May 17 read more
    Listen — 10:49
  • Chicagoans weigh in on the shapes and constituencies of their new ward map

    Chicago aldermen approved the map Monday, narrowly avoiding a deadline that would have allowed voters to decide on boundaries themselves.

    May 17 read more
    Listen — 16:14
  • Chicagoans demand abortion access, reproductive freedom on nationwide day of action

    Hundreds of Chicagoans marched for abortions rights Saturday at several demonstrations across the city.

    May 16 read more
    Listen — 13:51
  • New analysis shows Chicago’s air pollution hot spots are near heavy-traffic areas

    The highest rates of pollution are in Little Village, Austin, Englewood and other neighborhoods, according to data from a new sensor network.

    May 16 read more
    Listen — 17:40
  • Nationwide baby formula shortage leaves parents feeling helpless

    Some parents have reported making long drives to find a store with formula in stock.

    May 16 read more
    Listen — 13:40
  • Chicagoans react to the racist mass shooting in Buffalo that killed 10 Black people

    A Chicago pastor and an activist share what’s running through their minds in the aftermath of the racist attack at a New York grocery store.

    May 16 read more
    Listen — 19:12
  • Buffalo shooter is just the latest white domestic terrorist

    The 18-year-old white gunman was motivated by the “replacement theory” — the idea that people of color will replace white people in the U.S.

    May 16 read more
    Listen — 12:55
  • U.S. inflation slows for the first time since August

    Prices increased in April but at a slower rate than previous months.

    May 13 read more
    Listen — 22:55
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