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State official can't escape long-ago spousal abuse conviction and other legal problems, but is still re-elected with Democratic Party endorsement

Hate and bigotry often lurk just beneath the surface of civil societies. So long as a society is united in disapproving of hateful words and actions, those evil twins remain

The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) wants kids to celebrate“Transgender Day of Visibility” but not Thanksgiving. 

A number of public school districts across the country are encouraging students and staff to "rethink" the Thanksgiving holiday because of the colonial oppression of Native Americans by English settlers.

Northwest suburban residents and leaders gathered in Palatine Saturday for the 53rd annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Remembrance Dinner, which emphasized Kings call for greater equity in access to affordable health care.

A wide-ranging and still-growing field of challengers are seeking to deny incumbent Mayor Lori Lightfoot a second term in February 2023. 

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As we celebrate Black Catholic History Month, Father Stephen D. Thorne, chairperson of the Archbishop’s Commission on Racial Healing, writes, “If only we could encounter Jesus in each other in a renewed way to overcome prejudice and racism.”

More than a dozen organizations working to improve Black life in southwestern Pa. invite Black area residents to participate in a working session to formulate a bold vision to address community concerns.

A wide-ranging and still-growing field of challengers are seeking to deny incumbent Mayor Lori Lightfoot a second term in February 2023.