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Notes from the White Rhino

Obama’s Chicago farewell speech failed to inspire

by Ray Salazar
January 17, 2017January 17, 2017

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Teaching Trump, to my children and students

by Ray Salazar
November 23, 2016November 23, 2016

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What Chicago Public Schools teachers are fighting for

by Ray Salazar
October 5, 2016

Notes from the White Rhino: Fresh Hair

For Fred Castillo, being a barber is about more than cutting hair

by Ray Salazar
July 20, 2016July 22, 2016

Notes from the White Rhino

What do I say to my son about Chicago's gun violence?

by Ray Salazar
June 18, 2016June 18, 2016

Notes from the White Rhino

How low-income students at elite colleges create their own obstacles

by Ray Salazar
May 11, 2016May 11, 2016

Notes from the White Rhino

What Arne Duncan misunderstands about his new Chicago role

by Ray Salazar
April 13, 2016April 13, 2016

Notes from the White Rhino

One way to decrease the dropout rate in CPS

by Ray Salazar
March 2, 2016March 2, 2016

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Lightfoot Quietly Lobbied for Qualified Immunity A report meant to make the mayor’s case for qualified immunity showed ten years of CPD lawsuits that cost Chicago taxpayers more than half a billion dollars. Illustration: @collins_cameron Link in bio

Lightfoot Quietly Lobbied for Qualified Immunity

A report meant to make the mayor’s case for qualified immunity showed ten years of CPD lawsuits that cost Chicago taxpayers more than half a billion dollars.

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Pick up our latest issue. It includes our breaking story on Anthony Alvarez, plus: End the City’s ShotSpotter Contract, Vaccines in Asian Communities, Running for the South Side, a historical look at media and police attitudes toward children, and more inside!

Pick up our latest issue. It includes our breaking story on Anthony Alvarez, plus: End the City’s ShotSpotter Contract, Vaccines in Asian Communities, Running for the South Side, a historical look at media and police attitudes toward children, and more inside! ...

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Op-Ed: End the City’s ShotSpotter Contract. Surveillance technologies are destroying lives in Chicago.

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BREAKING: Sources close to the investigation of the CPD’s killing of Anthony Alvarez say he was shot in the back, and he asked “Why are you shooting me” as he lay dying.

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This week’s issue includes two op-eds from community residents about #AdamToledo, looking at the narratives about his death by police; also a timeline of CPD killing children, how media covers violence, and more. Together, these pieces make a call for justice. (Illustration: @thusisterstudio ) ...

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A casino will affect the whole city, and should the 78 site be proposed and chosen, there will be long-term impacts on surrounding neighborhoods, including Pilsen, the South Loop, and Bronzeville. Most immediately, it would affect Chinatown.

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Many people in Latinx communities are finding information about vaccines not only through official sources, but through word of mouth and community-based organizations that are doing bilingual outreach independently or as part of Protect Chicago Plus. There are still challenges with this approach—namely, that outreach to Spanish-speaking communities is not uniform and relies on under-resourced groups to do the heavy lifting.

Many people in Latinx communities are finding information about vaccines not only through official sources, but through word of mouth and community-based organizations that are doing bilingual outreach independently or as part of Protect Chicago Plus. There are still challenges with this approach—namely, that outreach to Spanish-speaking communities is not uniform and relies on under-resourced groups to do the heavy lifting. ...

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