DSA-aligned aldermen do not just push socialist policies. They also promote a deeply revisionist worldview: one in which capitalism is the root of all social ills, meritocracy is oppressive, and law enforcement is a colonial force to be dismantled.
In the heart of Chicago’s South Side, where disinvestment and violence have long been the norm, one man has become a beacon of hope, resilience, and transformation. Pastor Corey Brooks, known affectionately as the “Rooftop Pastor,” has devoted his life not only to preaching the Gospel but to radically transforming his community through Project H.O.O.D. (Helping Others Obtain Destiny).
Living in Illinois is not for the faint of heart. It’s a daily tightrope walk between hope and hardship, where working families are being pushed to their financial, emotional, and spiritual limits.
Representative Jonathan Jackson's consistent opposition to legislation designed to counter China's influence and reduce American dependence on Chinese products raises concerns about his stance on national security and economic independence.
Data from Brazil, Australia, and hospital systems across the U.S. show that after COVID-19 hit, the rate of aggressive, fast-growing triple-negative breast cancers nearly doubled in some populations. These cancers don’t respond to hormone therapy and are disproportionately diagnosed in younger women and women of color.
Chicago doesn’t have a school problem—it has a power problem. While shuttered buildings sit vacant and families plead for better options, the Chicago Teachers Union blocks charter expansion not to protect students, but to protect their influence. Meanwhile, charter schools like Noble, LEARN, and Perspectives are transforming lives right here in our city. It's time we stop punishing innovation and start funding what works. Our children can't afford another year of political standoffs—they need real solutions, and they need them now.
DSA-aligned aldermen do not just push socialist policies. They also promote a deeply revisionist worldview: one in which capitalism is the root of all social ills, meritocracy is oppressive, and law enforcement is a colonial force to be dismantled.
In the heart of Chicago’s South Side, where disinvestment and violence have long been the norm, one man has become a beacon of hope, resilience, and transformation. Pastor Corey Brooks, known affectionately as the “Rooftop Pastor,” has devoted his life not only to preaching the Gospel but to radically transforming his community through Project H.O.O.D. (Helping Others Obtain Destiny).
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DSA-aligned aldermen do not just push socialist policies. They also promote a deeply revisionist worldview: one in which capitalism is the root of all social ills, meritocracy is oppressive, and law enforcement is a colonial force to be dismantled.
In the heart of Chicago’s South Side, where disinvestment and violence have long been the norm, one man has become a beacon of hope, resilience, and transformation. Pastor Corey Brooks, known affectionately as the “Rooftop Pastor,” has devoted his life not only to preaching the Gospel but to radically transforming his community through Project H.O.O.D. (Helping Others Obtain Destiny).
Living in Illinois is not for the faint of heart. It’s a daily tightrope walk between hope and hardship, where working families are being pushed to their financial, emotional, and spiritual limits.
Representative Jonathan Jackson's consistent opposition to legislation designed to counter China's influence and reduce American dependence on Chinese products raises concerns about his stance on national security and economic independence.
Data from Brazil, Australia, and hospital systems across the U.S. show that after COVID-19 hit, the rate of aggressive, fast-growing triple-negative breast cancers nearly doubled in some populations. These cancers don’t respond to hormone therapy and are disproportionately diagnosed in younger women and women of color.