I have questions for Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, who is proposing a reparations task force: where are the reparations for all Blacks killed in shootings in my neighborhood and elsewhere in the city ...

"Reparations and reparations now." Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson advocated for reparations while thanking local nonprofits.

In an effort to address the pain of dozens of torture victims who experienced brutal treatment at the hands of former Chicago Police Cmdr. Jon Burge and his “midnight crew” of rogue detectives, city ...

The City of Chicago is asking Black residents to help shape the city's long-promised reparations plan, just as Evanston's program comes under attack. Why it matters: The new Repair Chicago campaign ...

Once the panel is established, it will have about a year to determine what reparations should look like in the city. By Jesus Jiménez The mayor of Chicago signed an executive order on Monday to ...

Reparations advocates spoke at Kennedy King College in Chicago, Illinois on Tuesday, arguing the "moral" responsibility of the federal government to compensate Black Americans for slavery. One of the ...

CHICAGO (CBS) — The City of Chicago is taking a major step towards enacting a reparations program as Mayor Brandon Johnson announced a new task force examining how the city can remedy what he calls ...

Your editorial “Chicago’s Slavery Reparations” (June 25) is on the money. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s new task force to examine harms to black Chicagoans dating back to slavery and plan to spend ...

WASHINGTON, June 16 (Reuters) - The Trump administration said on Tuesday it was moving to challenge a reparations program for Black residents in the Chicago suburb of Evanston, while the city's mayor ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order this week establishing a Reparations Task Force, aimed at reversing the impacts that discriminatory policies like Jim Crow and other laws had on ...

Despite this, Chicago took an historic step forward in acknowledging the horrors committed by the CPD. On May 6, 2015, the city of Chicago passed the nation’s first reparations ordinance for survivors ...