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“It failed because you made it fail”: The Story of Todo Para Todos

Nisha Atalie, Gerardo Marciano, Rachel Cohen · September 21, 2023

The City of Chicago yesterday announced a $29 million contract with a company known as “Canada’s Blackwater” to run tent camps for newly arrived asylum seekers. Meanwhile, a prominent and effective alternative based in dignity and care had to shut down for lack of city support. This is their story.

Sanctuary and the Neoliberal City

Nisha Atalie, Rachel Cohen · August 9, 2023

While elected officials plead scarcity, communities create and share means of collective survival with newly arriving asylum seekers in Chicago.

The Colonial Origins of the UChicago Police

Julian Go · June 6, 2023

Modern policing has its origin in colonial violence. The University of Chicago has long played a part in cultivating, promoting, spreading, and normalizing the tools of such state violence.

The Left under Brandon Johnson: Accommodation or Struggle?

brian bean · May 15, 2023

Brandon Johnson’s meteoric rise to the mayor’s office inaugurates a new political period for Chicago. Winning necessary reforms going forward will require independent organizing and confrontation with the rich.

Sanctuary City written on a Chicago flag

Chicago Has Plenty of Room for Refugees

Tyler Zimmer · May 4, 2023

Both the Texas governor and Chicago’s outgoing mayor are framing refugees as a burden. But Chicago has the material resources and supports to welcome refugees if only officials would muster the political will.

A student protest for Palestine at University of Illinois-Chicago.

Palestinian Students Face Discrimination at UIC

Students for Justice in Palestine at UIC · April 12, 2023

Administrators at UIC have been implicated in a series of racist incidents aimed to limit free speech and political activism. Students for Justice in Palestine at UIC are demanding accountability.

A chair in Weelaunee forest faces a sign which reads "On this ground GSP assassinated forest defender, comrade, friend, lover Tortuguita.

Growing Solidarity in Weelaunee

Kai Chase · March 28, 2023

The radical community being built and defended at the Weelaunee forest occupation is opening up new worlds. #StopCopCity is a lesson in solidarity as risk and responsibility.

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