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Wearing white T-shirts printed with the face of a Black girl with Afro puffs and a mask, youths and adults from groups like the Kenwood-Oakland Community Organization, GoodKids MadCity, H.E.R. Chicago, Mothers Opposed to Violence Everywhere, Protect Black Girls and Long Walk Home walked together while chanting in unison: “When Black girls are under attack, what do we do? Stand up, fight back!”

“This was not about this appointment. This was about their mistreatment of Ms. Young,” Taylor said. “I’ve said to her and I’ll say to you all, ever since we’ve been in a global pandemic and she got this ultimate power, she doesn’t feel like she has to work with us and that is not how this is going to work,” Taylor said. “I’m not for it. I’m going to stand up for Ms. Young.”

Goldman Sachs required most of its employees to return to the office on June 14, with some exceptions extending that deadline to Sept. 30. It requires every employee to state their vaccine status, but does not require proof. JPMorgan is asking employees to submit their vaccination records as well, in the form of an internal portal.

Jason Peden, 35, of Ford Heights, was arrested Monday on suspicion of the attempted murder of a 49-year-old Ford Heights man who was found bleeding from the mouth in the 1400 block of Diplomat Lane, according to authorities. The victim was taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center where he remains hospitalized, officials said.

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In the second incident, a Waukegan man was found shot at around 9:10 p.m. in the parking lot of an apartment complex in the 200 block of Julian Street. The man, who police said is in his 20s, was taken to an area hospital and was reported to be in stable condition.

It’s part of the natural circle of life to say goodbye. Nothing lasts forever, but bidding adieu doesn’t have to be a gut-wrenching, tear-driven experience filled with sadness and regret. It’s possible to say goodbye feeling whole and complete, graceful and poised leaving a lasting positive impression with family, friends and neighbors.

The Dallas carrier has had only a few CEOs in its 50-year history. It was led for many years by Herb Kelleher, a colorful, chain-smoking lawyer who helped create the airline 50 years ago against fierce opposition from existing carriers. Kelleher stepped down in March 2001, but his successor, Jim Parker, had a tense relationship with labor groups at the heavily unionized airline, and was replaced by Kelly in 2004.