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‘No places for us to just be free’: Black teens speak out about Chicago’s ‘snap’ curfew

June 27, 2025 By Tonia Hill

Black teenagers speak on teen trends, curfew ordinances, racism, and possible solutions that could fill the gap in youth-oriented spaces.

Chicago mayor says he will veto controversial ‘snap’ curfew ordinance

June 20, 2025 By Brandon Chew

Johnson said the ordinance is “counterproductive to the progress” the city has made in reducing crime and violence.

Police surveillance state poised for growth in a post-Roe world

July 12, 2022 By Asha Ramachandran, Jacob Buckner And Khadija Haynes

Poland already shows the example of what happens when anti-abortion fanatics control the police apparatus.

Speed enforcement cameras further police control

August 30, 2021 By Andrew Wright

The new bill would allow police to set them up all over Michigan.

AFL-CIO calls for union training in community relations for cops

May 19, 2021 By Mark Gruenberg

Major labor report says the community must be brought in if we are to end things like the North Carolina DA's exoneration of cops armed to the teeth who killed unarmed Andrew Brown Jr.