“Justice for Terrell”: Eason family demands body camera footage
By Kietryn Zychal Terrell Eason was not supposed to die so young. He was 33 years old, a father of
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Author: Monica Trinidad
Lead’s Uncertainty Principle: The Wicked Problem in America’s (and Chicago’s) Water
By David Unger Is the water safe to drink? It’s a surprisingly relevant question for a country that has long
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Art as a weapon against lead: The ACT Collective
By Jennifer Galan You’ve probably heard the saying there’s plenty fish in the water. But have you heard people say
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“The Best of Yollo” at the National Museum of Mexican Art
By Jennifer Galan “Once that microphone’s in front of us, we become the definition of dominance. Every word we write,
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Millennials look to traditional music to help preserve Puerto Rican culture
By Alissa Anderegg Translation of Luís Lace Melecio interview by Yarilet Perez In the beachfront Puerto Rican community of Piñones,
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Stories That Matter | Northwestern Magazine highlights the Social Justice News Nexus
In the Summer 2016 issue of Northwestern University Magazine, the Social Justice News Nexus is highlighted as “shining a light on inequality”, and award-winning journalist
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Homeless encampments and brownfields: Industrial legacies in the Rust Belt
By Monica Trinidad Students, journalists, environmentalists and professionals gathered at the Hideout March 22 for Belt Magazine‘s monthly event highlighting artists,
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