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Protest Timeline

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Fact-Checking Police Supt. David Brown on August 15

by Jim Daley and Jason Schumer September 2, 2020February 25, 2021

n August 15—days after announcing a new and more aggressive tactical posture toward protesters downtown—Chicago police in riot gear faced off with demonstrators who wanted to defund CPD and abolish ICE at the intersection of Michigan and Wacker. The bells of the DuSable Bridge rang out nonstop. Raised bridges prevented the march, which had originated […]

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City on lockdown

by South Side Weekly August 19, 2020June 5, 2021
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What Happened July 17

by Jim Daley, Martha Bayne and Jason Schumer August 6, 2020January 24, 2021
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What Happened May 30?

by Martha Bayne and Jason Schumer June 11, 2020January 24, 2021
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Chicago reacts to the police murder of George Floyd

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