See the enclosed article in Loyola Magazine about student activism including in the expert commentary by Professor Kelly Moore.
Posts Tagged ‘civil rights’
Englewood to Flint mission to provide supplies is rousing success
“Englewood is plagued with many challenges, such as crime, poverty and joblessness, but although we face these issues, we are […]
Chicago retains its dubious title as one of the nation’s most segregated cities
A century after the start of the Great Migration and 50 years after the Kerner Commission Report declared “our nation […]
Gov. Bruce Rauner’s Budget Cuts Hurt Child Care Providers
Some daycare providers in Illinois say the state is still behind on payments for families who need help affording child […]
Flint Residents Fight Back
“Hundreds of Flint residents on Tuesday packed into a ballroom at the University of Michigan-Flint, hoping to receive answers from […]
Union Plumbers Help Out the Residents of Flint Michigan
300 plumbers from unions across the country descended on Flint to install new faucets and water filters for free!
Talking About Race and Privilege in the Loyola Classroom
As Loyola students of color draw attention to their experiences of marginalization in classrooms and throughout their Loyola experience, as […]
A Loyola professor is leading the charge against unfair Federal Housing Policy affecting Chicago’s Poor
Lanice Walker, 38, sits with her children Dec. 21, 2015, at their apartment in Chicago. Some of her children were […]
Hundreds March In Chicago To ‘Reclaim’ MLK’s Message
Hundreds marched and rallied in Chicago Thursday evening to “reclaim” the legacy of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. […]
