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Monthly Archives: June, 2022

Politics

Kaegi’s Top Staff Break Law on Cook County Residency Rules

Silence DoGood - June 17, 2022

“Fritz Kaegi thinks he and his office can flagrantly and routinely break the law with impunity,” said Kari Steele #karisteele

Health

Attorney General Raoul Announces Over $230 Million Settlement With Pharmaceutical Manufacturer

Silence DoGood - June 16, 2022

MNK violated the Federal False Claims Act, which resulted in the submission of false claims to Illinois’ Medicaid program

Community

Governor Pritzker Signs Bills Expanding Protection for Survivors of Sexual Assault

Silence DoGood - June 16, 2022

"Survivors of sexual assault need the system to work a lot better for them to seek and receive health care services as they process the trauma they've been through," said State Senator Mike Simmons (D-Chicago). #survivor

Politics

Democrats for Life Proud to Endorse Pastor Chris Butler for U.S. Congress in Illinois District 1

Silence DoGood - June 16, 2022

“Our leaders must address these inequities by giving women and families the resources and support they need during and after pregnancy." #chrisbutler

Community

Growing Southland Farm is Expanding Their Operation

Silence DoGood - June 15, 2022

Currently, over 95% of farmers are white and over 98% of all farmland is white-owned #soileviah

Politics

Judge Invalidates Dolton Mayor Recall Referendum Pushed by Village Trustees

Silence DoGood - June 15, 2022

A Cook County Circuit Court Judge on Wednesday, June 15, invalidated a politically inspired ballot referendum to recall the Mayor of the Village of Dolton, scoring a significant win for democracy at the local level, according to Mayor Tiffany Henyard. #TiffanyHenyard

Community