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Lawsuit that challenged marijuana licensing process in Illinois is dropped, clearing way for lottery
Unsuccessful applications objected and filed suits, claiming the process was unfair, because identical exhibits were scored differently. Wealthy, clouted, white male applicants won a significant portion of perfect scores, instead of the Black and Latino applicants who were meant to get an advantage as “social equity” applicants from areas hurt by the war on drugs.
Lawsuit that challenged marijuana licensing process in Illinois is dropped, clearing way for lottery
Unsuccessful applications objected and filed suits, claiming the process was unfair, because identical exhibits were scored differently. Wealthy, clouted, white male applicants won a significant portion of perfect scores, instead of the Black and Latino applicants who were meant to get an advantage as “social equity” applicants from areas hurt by the war on drugs.
Steven Dyme, owner of Flowers for Dreams, poses for a portrait at his warehouse Friday, July 23, 2021, in Chicago. Dyme says the $15 minimum made it much easier to staff up when the economy reopened this spring and demand for flowers, particularly for weddings, soared. The company has four locations, including its headquarters in Chicago, one in Milwaukee, and two in Detroit. (Charles Rex Arbogast/AP)
Barring the closure of the warehouse, protesters demanded Target electrify its truck fleet within the first year of operation there, pay its workers at least $20 to $25 an hour with benefits, as opposed to the current $18 starting wage, and hire 50% of its workers from two ZIP codes that encompass parts of Little Village and other neighborhoods, including Archer Heights, Brighton Park and North Lawndale.
Barring the closure of the warehouse, protesters demanded Target electrify its truck fleet within the first year of operation there, pay its workers at least $20 to $25 an hour with benefits, as opposed to the current $18 starting wage, and hire 50% of its workers from two ZIP codes that encompass parts of Little Village and other neighborhoods, including Archer Heights, Brighton Park and North Lawndale.
“We don’t normalize burnout in athletics at all, on any stage, any level,” Woods said. “Even when NBA players try to sit out and just take a break, we fine them, because we’re fans and hey, we want our money’s worth tonight and fans pay to come see you play, so you cannot sit. We put all this pressure on our athletes and a way in which it takes self out of it for them. So now they’re just doing it for everyone except them. When you take yourself out of something, it’s hard to enjoy it. It doesn’t matter how good you are at anything, if it’s not fun anymore it’s gonna be hard as hell to do.”
“I’m the starter,” Dalton said Tuesday. “I knew I signed a one-year deal. And I knew I was going to come in and be the starter, regardless of the situation. That’s my focus. I’m not worried about all the stuff that’s going to be going on with Justin. Because that doesn’t affect me. At the end of the day, it’s what I’m going to be doing.”
Police found a 9 mm gun under the driver’s seat; the gun was the same caliber as the one used in the fatal shooting of King, DeBoni said. Police also found a brown bag that had 55 grams of ecstasy, a clear bag that had 5 grams of crack cocaine and multiple baggies containing about 3 grams of heroin.
“But where we are right now, we’re taking COVID seriously. And I can’t promise that there won’t be any COVID cases associated with Lolla. When you’re having this many folks who are coming through, almost certainly there will be some cases. But I’m confident that the combination of what we know about limiting risk in outdoor settings, pairing that with vaccination and/or testing — and ideally mostly vaccination, which is what we expect — as well as all the other mitigation factors, I’m certainly hopeful that we won’t see a significant problem.”
If an employer does set a hard requirement, employees can ask for an exemption for medical or religious reasons. Then, under EEOC civil rights rules, the employer must provide “reasonable accommodation that does not pose an undue hardship on the operation of the employer’s business.” Some alternatives could include wearing a face mask at work, social distancing, working a modified shift, COVID-19 testing or the option to work remotely, or even offering a reassignment.





