John Kass: What matters more? Black children like Mekhi James or big city politics? – Chicago Tribune

"The elected social justice warriors demand little or no bail for the violent who are released back onto the streets. Broken public school systems serve power interests, not the poor. Tax policy kills business and job opportunities in troubled neighborhoods."
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Richard Poo Millersky
5 years ago

Capitalizing Black is a good thing. Black refers to a culture, a race. ?

jim
5 years ago

In Chicago? Is there any doubt? Politics rules all

debtsor
5 years ago

I noticed the capital “B” in Black now. WOWSERS, that is racist as all heck. That’s like saying every Black person is the same so they can capitalize it. They don’t do it for white. It also looks really, really stupid in print. Capital B for Black is such a virtue signalizing nonsense. It really hate the Trib, I wish I could stop clicking these links.

The Truth Hurts
5 years ago
Reply to  debtsor

There has been a push for this for some time. The AP just changed their writing to conform to this last week.

https://apnews.com/71386b46dbff8190e71493a763e8f45a

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