Paul Vallas: Chicago Mayor’s Anti-Black Agenda – Chicago Contrarian

"It has become a habit for Mayor Brandon Johnson to invoke race and racism to explain away policy failures, deflect criticism, and shield his allies from accountability. Johnson’s use of this language isn’t about justice — it’s a political tool meant to silence dissent and reclaim support among Black voters disillusioned by his administration’s migrant, safety, and education policies."
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Deb
10 months ago

Whenever Johnson can’t defend his position, he pulls the race card. He is more of a racist than anyone he accuses of racism.

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