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Rinden homenaje póstumo a don Rubén Vasconcelos Beltrán
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RACISM-1619; The real killer virus
May 25, 2021
by Ruben Beltran
COVID-19 has not only brought to the forefront the inequalities in the healthcare system, but it is also a perfect metaphor for another virus that has killed more people than influenza and COVID-19 combined: RACISM-1619.
America, as the body, was officially infected in 1619 with the virus of slavery, but the sickness of racism was already killing the Indigenous Nations before then. And it has, since then, decimated generations of people of color like a virus that kills healthy cells. Demonstrators and activists, acting as America’s immune system, have been trying for centuries to rid the body of RACISM-1619, but the infection persists.
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FitzGerald’s adds great barbecue in Berwyn, St. Lou’s Assembly rebrands, plus 20 more new restaurants and reopenings in Chicago Adam Lukach, Chicago Tribune © Kaitlyn McQuaid/RedEye Webster s Wine Bar in Logan Square.
Sunny skies and warm weather ahead of Memorial Day weekend have Chicagoans just begging for dinner reservations but they’re sometimes hard to come by as restaurants and bars are in the midst of expanding their service offerings.
We’re running a tab and keeping track of which spots have opened their doors for customers, either after hibernating for the winter or staying shut through the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic. New restaurants are also starting to pop up around the city a welcome change after so many closings in 2020.