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click to enlarge A few hundred meters from the Gaza fence in Israel, agricultural fields burnt by fires started by Molotov cocktails affixed to kites flying…
Last week the Chicago Philharmonic Society announced the appointment of a new executive director, Terell M. Johnson. A classically trained musician as well as an administrator,…
Queer to the Left was active from the late 90s through 2005. courtesy Therese Quinn Heading into the 21st century, queer activism was at a crossroads.…
More than six months after the Northalsted Business Alliance said it would abandon the name Boystown for the city’s principal queer enclave, business leaders in the…
click to enlarge Nguyen Tran In early 2016, Jimmy Amutavi had what he considered a happy life. More than a decade had passed since he first…
Community members are sounding the alarm at Weiss Memorial Hospital’s plans to sell a surface parking lot, which they say could signal a plan to shutter…
click to enlarge Dan O’Halloran The Thompson Center cost $172 million to construct. Helmut Jahn, who died in a bike accident last month, began designing the…
click to enlarge The McDonald’s where Kenia Campeando was working when she tested positive for COVID-19. Sebastián Hidalgo for Reveal This story was originally published by…
The police used pepper spray to subdue protesters attempting to remove the statue of Christopher Columbus from Grant Park. Grace Del Vecchio Just after 6 PM…
Editorial cartoonist Bill Mauldin, whose bedraggled “Willie and Joe” characters famously represented the lowly “dogface” foot soldiers of World War II, won two Pulitzer Prizes, the…