Chicago’s chief equity officer, Candace Moore, talks about 2022, the city’s Year of Healing – Chicago Tribune*

Moore said the goals for the Year of Healing include five initiatives that lead to measurable cultural and policy change. The initiatives focus on monuments and memorials; a plan for equitable transit-oriented development; community wealth building; a community safety coordination center, where a conversation is held about how we think about culture when it comes to community safety and its role; and climate change issues around extreme heat.
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TiredofFools
4 years ago

A year of healing? Are Lighthead and Kim Foxx resigning?

Last edited 4 years ago by TiredofFools
nixit
4 years ago

Same vibes.

NoHope4Illinois
4 years ago

Fairytales, Unicorns, and Teletubies. Solutions-No.

Joey Zamboni
4 years ago

““There’s no finish line when it comes to advancing racial equity. …”

Which translates into –

“There will never be *enough*, we will NEVER be satisfied, we can get everything our hearts desire & still it won’t be enough”…

The True Believer
4 years ago

Her salary is a gigantic waste of money. She needs to go and the pOC better stop their complaining until they can learn to live in a civilized society. They have been unable to assimilate into culture and society.

The Paraclete
4 years ago

T Shirts and commemorative coffee cups! With Lori’s picture! The year of mitigation! If you can’t do anything, justify your existence by promoting moronic sht! Toots on the loose!

Wolfnight
4 years ago

Year of Healing LOL!

Should be “Year of Not getting shot in Chicago!”

Where do these people come from?

Pat S.
4 years ago

Amazing how society has a whole thrived without diversity, inclusion and equity leeches.

For things to improve they should be replaced with unbiased thinking individuals with a mind to improve the lives of ALL citizens, not just selected classes.

I thought this was covered with the Civil Rights Act in ’64. Silly me.

Joey Zamboni
4 years ago
Reply to  Pat S.

The *Just-Us System* is a huge money maker for *just-us*…

If you’re not in the *just-us* group (which many of us are not) then you don’t matter…

It’s just another way to divide us all…

debtsor
4 years ago

““There’s no finish line when it comes to advancing racial equity. …”

Wha, wha, what?

Fur
4 years ago
Reply to  debtsor

Ain’t that something.

James
4 years ago

“Healing” = Forget about everything bad we’ve done.

dpdopdop
4 years ago

Fixed the headline for you:

“Chicago Is A Broke-Ass, Unflushed Crime Toilet — But City Hall’s Top Priority Is Destroying Historical Monuments That Aren’t Woke Enough”

You’re Welcome!!

Streeterville
4 years ago

Rather than more “equity” rhetoric, let’s address the underlying social conditions that cause antisocial behaviors (starting with “gangbanging”) by POC young adults, and honestly discuss that.

Oops, not politically correct, may offend CTU. But plenty of POC folks frankly acknowledge that SJW advocacy has harmed black communities by excusing criminality as “reparations”, and by stupidly demonizing all police. Wait for 2022 Chicago murder rate to continue to climb past 2021 count.

Last edited 4 years ago by Streeterville
ProzacPlease
4 years ago

Will the conversation about culture and community safety include a discussion about a culture that condones young men using guns to settle issues of “disrespect”? Nah, they would rather scream “systemic racism”, then go to the prayer vigil that night.

Platinum Goose
4 years ago
Reply to  ProzacPlease

How about in school instead of teaching critical race theory they teach conflict resolution.

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