The Killing Of Two Chinese Men Ignites Anti-Black Sentiment In Chinatown
“It was like an explosion,” said activist Consuela Hendricks. “It gave a lot of people who are racist an outlet to express their racism.”
Race, Class & Communities
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Mayor Lightfoot Nominates New Leader For CHA
Lightfoot nominates Tracey Scott, a veteran of public housing agencies in Minneapolis and Atlanta, as the new CEO of CHA.
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Chicago Creatives: Meet Writer And Community Organizer Hoda Katebi
Through Blue Tin Production, Hoda Katebi is trying to change industry standards in fashion and manufacturing.
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Northwestern To Expand Its Prison Education Program With $1M Boost
The Northwestern program will provide more offerings at Stateville Correctional Center and expand to a downstate women’s prison in the fall.
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Chicago Food Bank Offers Second Chances Through Cooking
Since 1998, more than 1,300 have graduated from the Community Kitchens culinary program. Organizers say the job placement rate is 90%.
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Learning About American Slavery From Those Who Lived It
Article: A new book “River of Blood: American Slavery from the People Who Lived It” weaves together 100 personal stories from people who were enslaved during and before the Civil War.Reset sits down with one of the book’s editors to hear about the work.
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Mayor Lightfoot’s Poverty Plan: What Issues, Which Groups Are At The Table?
What does Mayor Lightfoot’s initial plan entail? And who is she bringing to the table? Reset breaks it down for you.
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A $6 Million Investment In West Side Business And Health
The American Medical Association and area hospitals will pour millions into the West Side to improve the economy and residents’ health.
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Fight Against New Public Charge Rule Continues In Illinois
Immigration advocates Wednesday denounced the new public charge rule and argued for an injunction to block its implementation in Illinois.
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Border Patrol Agents Arrive In Chicago
Border Patrol agents are in Chicago to assist ICE in enforcing immigration laws.
