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Faith Leaders, Dignitaries and Entertainers to Honor Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr. at Public Homegoing Services in Chicago

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“His voice will continue to resonate powerfully, echoing across generations and inspiring hearts for years to come.” #jessejackson #honor #service
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LTC (Ret.) Mike Pierce to Speak at “Constitutional Defense Rally” in Aurora

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“Mike Pierce is a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel who understands that our rights aren’t up for negotiation. I’m voting for him because he’s a fighter, and I’m inviting our community to come find out why.” #rally #weapons #event
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Illinois diversity commissioner did not properly disclose $23K side job

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The disclosures and other publicly available information indicate most of the commissioners have worked other jobs during their tenures. #sidejob #diversity #thecentersquare
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Pierce Backs Trump’s Iran Strike, Urges Clear Objectives to Avoid Prolonged Conflict

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Pierce framed the strike as consistent with an “America First” approach to foreign policy, arguing that decisive action was required to preserve stability in the region. #trump #iran #politics
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Student-Run High School Voting Sites Surpass Weeklong Early Voting Total in One Day

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On Feb. 26, student voters alone surpassed the weeklong total from those early voting sites — a milestone county officials say highlights the program’s immediate impact. #earlyvoting #students #cookcounty
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Illinois Reparations Commission Releases Landmark Report on Historic and Ongoing Harms to Black Residents

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The commission released the report during the 100th anniversary year of Black History Month, noting the legacy of historian Carter G. Woodson, who founded Negro History Week in 1926. #landmark #report
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Frerichs Awards $200,000 to Small Nonprofits Across Illinois for Housing and Job Training Programs

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An independent panel selected the 10 recipients from 68 applicants. Each organization received up to $20,000, the maximum grant amount. #grants #nonprofits
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Frerichs Honors Downstate Community Leaders at Black History Month Celebration

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Frerichs said the recognition reflects the ongoing contributions of African American leaders throughout Illinois communities. #blackhistory #honors
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Pritzker Promotes Classroom Cell Phone Limits During Visit to Oak Park High School

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Under the proposal, districts would be required to develop policies with input from parents, teachers and school staff, with student involvement encouraged. #phones #highschool #legislation
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Illinois ranks near bottom in social mobility

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Illinois’ lowest rankings came on institutions and predatory state action at 49th, followed by entrepreneurship at 45th and judicial system quality at 40th. #ranking #mobility #social
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