The Contradictions of a Progressive Police Chief
Newly appointed CPD Superintendent David Brown left a complicated legacy in Dallas. Will he have his second chance in Chicago?
Pollution and real estate development are still happening during COVID-19
Notes from the May 27, 2020, issue
Who Gets Solidarity?
Three new books examine the evolution of “labor” in Chicago through the twentieth century
Fresh Food at a Distance
South Side farmers adapt to COVID-19
Prayer in a Pandemic
Churches struggle to keep their communities—and themselves—afloat
Q&A: Mental Health During COVID-19 in Black, Indigenous & People of Color Communities
FLY Radical Therapy founder and Healing Jodonas cofounder Dorian Ortega discusses mental health, trauma, and collective healing with the Weekly
Tracing the Roots of Torture
A collection of open letters details how Chicago’s history of police torture stems from residents failing to hold our city and justice system accountable, while others fight for change
Latinx Illinoisans Surpass All Groups in Coronavirus Cases
Notes from the 5/13/2020 issue
Moving Past the Festivals
Chicago’s SSAs struggle to support businesses unexpectedly closed
