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You Didn't See Nothin, a limited series podcast from USG Audio and Invisible Institute, recalls the 1997 racially-motivated beating of Lenard Clark in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood.

Part memoir, part investigation, Yohance examines the attack and its effects not just on Chicago but within his own life as well. Listen to You Didn't See Nothin today wherever you get your podcasts: invisible.institute/ydsnpodcast

The podcast “You Didn’t See Nothin” takes a critical look at the media narrative that followed the 1997 Armour Square neighborhood beating of 13-year-old Lenard Clark Jr. He was beaten unconscious and suffered permanent brain damage. trib.al/e9sv6eg

Brown University study: Chicago is the most segregated city in America dlvr.it/Sr1d29

"It is essential for him [Mayor Johnson] to make explicit transparency commitments at the beginning of his tenure." Jamie Kalven writes in Chicago Tribune Opinion, offering three priorities for governmental transparency. Read in full: chicagotribune.com/opinion/commen…

Before you begin your thinkpiece, the Supreme Court DID NOT strike down Affirmative Action Admission preferences for legacies, donors, employee families and special recommendations are still allowed The Court struck down Affirmative Action For everyone except WHITE PEOPLE

A program originally designed to address the specific, explicit racism against enslaved Africans & their descendants is not racist against other groups. This is an intentionally obtuse & convenient way of evaluating policies in nation where only 1 grp experienced chattel slavery.

You can't understand 1776 if you don't understand 1619. July 4, 1776 when the colonists declared independence, 1/5 of the population of the 13 colonies was enslaved. They would not gain freedom for a century. This, too, is the 4th of July. This, too, is the story of America.

The fact that they went after affirmative action and not this shows it was never about merit in college admissions. But we knew that. nytimes.com/2023/07/27/ups…

I think "racist" is the correct word here. "Racial" is vague and euphemistic. What exactly is included or meant by a "racial past"? washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/…

Of all the PragerU propaganda you've seen, this might be the worst. Frederick Douglass takes a dig at BLM while praising the founding fathers as abolitionists and calling the Constitution a "glorious liberty document." Florida is letting schools play this stuff.

BREAKING NEWS from Nereida Moreno! a story about why teens wear hoodies in 100-degree heat. wbez.org/stories/even-o…

Chicago needs every busload (I keep thinking about this Neil Steinberg column chicago.suntimes.com/columnists/202…

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I was in the room at #nabj when Donald Trump told 1000s of Black journalists that VP Kamala Harris had just recently “turned” Black. So, I wrote about the historical amnesia at play: “It seems that when a mixed-race Black American appears to be ascending to the pinnacles of