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Campaign calls on Blacks to withhold 2024 vote

The sight of yard signs in support of a political candidate or promoting a slogan is not an unusual sight in Chicago. But a new campaign encouraging Blacks to boycott the 2024 election that is taking root on the South and West sides of the city has caused some to take pause. The red, white … Campaign calls on Blacks to withhold 2024 vote Read More »

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