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Social Issues
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‘March On’ This: DSW’s Latest Ad Campaign Ruins My Faith In Humanity
Using a social movement to sell shoes is the definition of a #fail.
SAIC
“Nothing About Us Without Us” Student Activist Voices Concerns, Vision
Euree Kim, activist and SAIC student speaks to their "Nothing About Us Without Us" work to end intersectional racism and ableism on campus and beyond.
Climate
Chicagoans Protest in Solidarity with the Standing Rock Sioux
Chicagoans gather at Daley Plaza to show solidarity with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in protesting controversial pipeline.
News
Over-Policed, Hyper-Criminalized
How the death of Samuel Dubose and the racial climate of Cincinnatti can teach us about over-policed communities.
Arts & Culture
Confrontation, Truth, and Staying Woke
Ti-Rock Moore’s controversial show on white privilege and racism at Gallery Guichard.
News
Slutwalk 2015 Demonstrates Against Rape Culture
Staff photographer Steven Ford reports from Slutwalk, a march against “rape culture”.
News
Corporations Have Rights, Too
The U.S. Supreme Court cited the Religious Freedom Restoration Act to strike down the Affordable Care Act’s contraceptive mandate, exempting Hobby Lobby’s owners from providing insurance coverage for birth control for female employees.
Arts & Culture
Chicago’s WPA Art Legacy
50 Years Later, a Community Art Center and Murals in Schools Remain.
News
Low-income residents in Cook County, such as recent graduates and artists, can now receive free, state assisted medical insurance. F Newsmagazine shares the basics, pros/cons and how to learn more.
Health Insurance, Anyone?
Affordable Care Act to cover low-income, single adults
Low-income residents in Cook County, such as recent graduates and artists, can now receive free, state assisted medical insurance. F Newsmagazine shares the basics, pros/cons and how to learn more.
News
SlutWalk Chicago 2013
Hundreds of men, women, survivors and supporters gather for the annual protest to fight rape culture.
Uncategorized
Interning or Indentured?
The practice of employers hiring unpaid student interns while schools charge tuition for the privilege has become so prevalent. Are the schools to blame?
