Twenty Years of Torture at Guantánamo
Today marks twenty years since the extralegal torture facility Guantánamo Bay was opened. It is time to close the base and begin repairing the harm to its victims and their families.
Until Cases Decline, Class is Online
Lightfoot’s school lockout has been an embarrassing circus every step of the way, but the CTU is offering a responsible path forward to keep kids safe, argues a Chicago teacher.
Chicago’s Public School Lockout
As a Chicago Public School parent, I fully support the teachers fighting to protect our communities during the Omicron surge.
Israel’s Entry Into The US Visa Waiver Program Further Solidifies Apartheid
Moves by the Biden administration to include Israel in the US Visa Waiver Program validate Israel’s racist policies.
Boeing Kills with Chicago Bills
For twenty years, Chicago has made Boeing rich by destroying working communities. This year, Chicago has a chance to end the deal with the war profiteer.
Intifada at the Art Institute
The first Palestinian exhibit at Chicago’s Art Institue offers a portal into another world and presents an unnerving, urgent call to resistance.
How the Workers Stole Christmas
Retailers have entered a full-fledged panic about organized looting during the holidays. But how much of that looting is real? And more importantly, who cares?
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