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Monthly Archives: March, 2022

Chicago GOP Calls for Democrats to Admit Collusion with Madigan

“This indictment might be limited to Madigan and immediate cronies, but the stench and corruption extends to all who happily flew under Madigan’s wings, while knowing full well how all that power and money was generated” stated Chicago Republican Chairman Steve Boulton. #SteveBoulton

Assessor Kaegi Reacts to the Madigan Indictment

“I ran for Assessor as a progressive Democrat because I was tired of the corruption and favoritism of the Madigan political power structure, which this indictment says extended to his work in a law firm that specializes in property tax appeals. I believed there was a better way, and I’m delivering on that promise." #Kaegi

Karin Norington-Reaves Supports Nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson

“Today, young Black women will see it is possible for them to reach the highest court in the land - the ultimate achievement for a jurist,” wrote Norington-Reaves.

Former Speaker Mike Madigan Indicted in Federal Court

According to various sources, Madigan has been indicted on federal racketeering charges. #MikeMadigan

Barry Mixon Awarded Teacher of the Year

In 2020, Mr. Mixon was the recipient of the Chicago Defender Men of Excellence Award as was deemed the distinction of “Class President”

Embattled Tinley Park Trustee Diane Galante Called on to Resign

After discussing Galante's "questionable if not criminal behavior," the resident called for her resignation.

Emmett Till Antilynching Act Passes House of Representatives

“Today is a day of enormous consequence for our nation,” said Rep. Rush. “By passing my Emmett Till Antilynching Act, the House has sent a resounding message that our nation is finally reckoning with one of the darkest and most horrific periods of our history, and that we are morally and legally committed to changing course. 

Jaylin McClinton Looking to Make His Hometown 5th District a Number One Focus

“As a black man, and as someone who's actually been pulled over by the police and been subjected to humiliation by local law enforcement, I recognize that our system needs accountability,” said McClinton.”We also have to talk about the fact that the system hasn't necessarily worked for people who look like us.” #politics

Joyce-supported Tax Credit for Classroom Supplies Passes Senate

“Educators deserve a break on the costs of classroom supplies” said Joyce. “This legislation will address the long-held practice of educators purchasing classroom supplies out of their own pocket.” #politics

First-of-Its-Kind Advocacy Group, “Shades of Mass,” Launches to Remedy Lack of Diversity

“No one is going to bring more passion to these causes than attorneys who resemble the communities they’re fighting for,” Crump said. “And there are many, many non-white attorneys who have the expertise and experience to lead MDL cases. It’s high time for them to be seen and heard from.”   #community

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