She’s exactly the kind of judge corporate donors support.
Category: Opinion
‘Essential, not disposable’
We need a new ethic of care that values workers not only for their labor but for the lives that they are living.
I lost my voice to COVID-19
But I, and thousands of other “long-haulers,” can’t afford to stay silent any longer.
Politics is wrestling
The fights are fake but the folks pulling the strings behind the scenes are real.
Last hired, first fired
After his controversial firing from St. Laurence, Oak Lawn High School football coach Harold Blackmon teaches his son life lessons.
The false hope of Ghislaine Maxwell’s arrest
If history is any guide, Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime partner is unlikely to pay the price for their crimes.
Chicago, racism is hurting us all
Together, we can fight racism, rebuild our neighborhoods, and fight for the future of our city.
Let the people decide
The major parties benefit too much from our rigged system to want reform.
On being a single dad, a journalist, and a Black south-sider during the pandemic
It involves juggling my kid’s Zoom-call cameos and a new beat, and checking in on my homies.
Investing in local news is more important than ever
Particularly in communities of color disproportionately affected by coronavirus, access to information is critical.
Once again, Congress will let Wall Street pillage Main Street
Coronavirus bailouts are helping big donors while leaving small businesses and families behind.
We don’t have to prove our ‘American-ness’
On rejecting anti-Asian American rhetoric and standing up to hate
‘I wasn’t sentenced to die’
As COVID-19 spreads through Illinois prisons, inmates and advocates seek clemencies and medical furloughs to save lives.
How to protect children from more than coronavirus
Child sexual abuse thrives in isolation, but there are steps we can all take to prevent it.
Profits over people
America’s dangerously inefficient response to COVID-19 is what happens when plutocrats—not politicians—direct public policy.