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Bella BAHHS

TRiiBE-Lightfoot interview
Posted inPolitics

An Abolitionist’s Midterm Conversation with Lightfoot

by Bella BAHHS and The Triibe May 27, 2021May 28, 2021

t’s May 19, the day before Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot’s midterm anniversary in office, and each one of her press rooms on the fifth floor of City Hall are filled with journalists of color. Two of the mayor’s staffers, Victor Owoeye and Kate Lefurgy, were impressed by my new Brandon Blackwood End Systemic Racism tote.  […]

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