Paying money to secure release is just a common condition of bail.
The Pretrial Fairness Act doesn't eliminate the right to be bailable, it just ensures money isn't required for release. In doing so, it eliminates an actual constitutional violation: detention based on poverty.
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most mainstream coverage of the forest fight casts it as some kind of retrograde "tree-huggers vs the planning dept" when actually it's the frontline of this century's struggle—entire ecosystems vs corporatized, militarized, nationalized police vice.com/en/article/xgy9yk/a…
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I just cast my participatory budgeting ballot and you can too! Assuming “you” is anyone living within the current or new boundaries of the 1st ward. Just go to the1stward.com/pb1
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🙋🏽♀️They want to take out the alders who fight to reopen the mental health clinics, to house the homeless, protect tenants & the environment, expand social services, among other crazy progressive things! This right here tells you who will fund our opponents.
chicago.suntimes.com/city-ha…
🧵Yesterday, the mayor of Chicago—in coalition with the real estate lobby—*blocked* a measure to provide housing for the unhoused in Chicago, a sanctuary city. ⬇️ blockclubchicago.org/2022/11…
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In theory, we knew repeated COVID reinfections were bad, but a study out today in @Nature of 5.8 million people shows that each reinfection significantly increases the risks of complications, like diabetes and kidney problems, hospitalizations and death.
reuters.com/business/healthc…
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I can't believe some of the stuff they said in those old Mario cartoons! 😲🤯😲 (not clikcbait)
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We Stand With The World! Chicago Stands with Cuba youtu.be/T4T-OfM4Omk via @YouTube
We're closing in on 3,000 letters in support of the Pretrial Fairness Act. Can you help us get there tonight?
Take action here: actionnetwork.org/letters/te…
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Every time I have to have the #QuietRoom conversation with another family destroyed by #GunViolence, I will listen to these words from @taylorfor20th while I cry.
The solutions are structural, urgent and solvable. We know what they are. We need them now.
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Blessing your timeline with this perfect little kitty I met last night at the Halloween bike ride. His name is Void!!! 😻
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Make your voice heard by November 1 by taking the #WeWillChicago Transportation & Infrastructure survey. Your input will help shape the policy recommendations in the citywide plan to build a more equitable Chicago.
Take the survey here: wewillchicago.com/surveys
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COOK COUNTY: Our judicial election guide for the Nov. 8 general election is here! There are 61 judges running for retention and we’ve spent months researching them all. Use our guide to #CheckYourJudges and help us spread the word!
injusticewatch.org/interacti…
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"The stress of caring can be devastatingly draining. So remind yourself that any morsel of progress is a serious achievement when the odds are so stacked against you." @RouReynolds 💜
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"Workers are the backbone of the economy. But there’s no doubt that we have to do a lot more to support this middle class in this state and this country. And that’s why I urge everyone to support the Workers’ Rights Amendment..."
thesouthern.com/opinion/lett…
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Climate change is flooding our homes and baking our city, and transportation is the #1 cause. But @chicagosmayor and @cta are letting our best solution fall apart. Every missed bus creates more drivers. Unreliable service is climate arson @commutersaction @JobsForJustice – at Chicago, IL
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Public transportation is essential #ClimateAction, but it has to work. Chicago transit riders are fed up with recent reliability & safety issues. They're speaking out tomorrow for accountability and improvements.
@cta headquarters 567 W. Lake St. 8:30am
chi.streetsblog.org/2022/09/…
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You know how Chicago politicians always use Daniel Burnham's "Make no little plans" speech?
Funny how you never hear them mention the line he said right after:
“Where a town lies near water, keep all the shore for the people."



























