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Pathlights has set a goal to raise $25,000 through the end of 2021.

“A young white male vigilante called a victim by the judge is a grave injustice in the American judicial system."

“92, 93% of stops we were making were all based on headlights and taillights,” Sheriff Dart has said. “If we get headlights and taillights repaired, our citizens save money and won’t be stopped for these minor violations. My great staff and I are always looking for ways to expand our community service.”

“It is a horrible truth that our legal team had to push relentlessly for nearly a year to obtain the unredacted video of Christian Hall’s killing. When we have to push so hard, it begs the question: ‘What is there to hide?’"

“The people of Calumet City and Chicago’s South Side have been good to us and our employees. For this we are very grateful.” 

The goal of the program is to help community members in Cook County get their vehicle lights, such as taillights, headlights, and license plate lights, fixed for free.

The event featured the cast of HBO Max’s “South Side” and performances by two Chicago musical artist.

Attorney Robert Patillo, who is organizing the press conference and who is the executive director of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition’s Peachtree Project in Atlanta, said, “We appreciate the Savannah Alliance of Pastors for inviting Rev. Jackson to bring national attention to the concerns of racial injustice here in Savannah, Georgia.

Governor JB Pritzker and the Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE), in partnership with the Illinois General Assembly, are utilizing $1 million in funding to add all of the state's public universities onto the Common App platform.

Both Jayden and Pierre said that they were excited to have come this far, and Pierre emphasized that they will, "bring our A game." Jayden said that he is excited to "go out onto the field and kill." Likewise, Head Coach Harris said that he was excited and stated that he looks forward to the 2021 Robbins Eagles being "called one of the greatest when it's all said and done."