The Fight to Bring Chicago Home Isn't Over
A majority of residents didn’t back the measure to fund housing services by taxing the rich—but organizers are already preparing for the next round.
Source: inthesetimes.com
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A majority of residents didn’t back the measure to fund housing services by taxing the rich—but organizers are already preparing for the next round.
An analysis from the Chicago Coalition for the Homeless found that most people in “couch surfing” situations are on the city’s South and West sides.
“A piece of comfort will come from knowing that the people who hurt my baby, and could’ve hurt the rest of us, are behind bars,” Ollie Jean Holiness said.