[INN] Los inmigrantes de todos los orígenes étnicos y diferente estatus legal tienen interés en la votación sobre la enmienda fiscal justa. Esto es lo que algunos defensores de los inmigrantes en Chicago tienen que decir al respecto.
For undocumented immigrants, a graduated income tax may even out a system they pay into but rarely benefit from.
[Block Club Chicago] Immigrants of all ethnic backgrounds and varying legal status have a stake in the vote over the fair tax amendment. Here’s what some advocates for immigrants in Chicago had to say about it.
[Chicago in Arabic] الخدمات الاجتماعية تسعى في الصراع من أجل تحقيق ضريبة عادلة
The pandemic poses new challenges for voter participation in the Chinatown area with a history of low voter turnout.
As budget hearings begin, aldermen and advocates say the cuts are a drop in the bucket.
“以我读到的来看，公平税是一种每个人都将支付他们税金的税制。对我来说，这似乎是公平的。”
[South Side Weekly] Los servicios sociales están en juego en la lucha por un ‘Impuesto Justo’ en Illinois
Despite a citywide outcry to defund the Chicago Police Department, Mayor Lori Lightfoot rejects major cuts to police budget. ‘She’s not listening,’ protesters say.
LaSaia Wade is building a home for the South Side’s trans and gender non-conforming community, where everyone can be their authentic self.
Mayor Lightfoot’s budget proposal is slated for release this Wednesday. Here’s how Chicago residents can engage in budget discussions this fall.
A guide to who holds the power and purse strings when it comes to Chicago’s money.
Budget season is here but it’s more dogged than usual. How will the city recover from a nearly billion-dollar budget gap?
[South Side Weekly] If you speak any of these eleven languages, here’s what should be provided to you for voting—and what to do if it’s not.
[South Side Weekly] Understanding Chicago’s internet access referendum
[South Side Weekly] Social services are on the line in the fight over the Illinois Fair Tax
Dorian Sylvain and her sons heal the ‘open wounds’ of disinvestment with their art.
Latinx immigrants in three South Side neighborhoods—Back of the Yards, Pilsen and South Chicago—share their fears and hopes as the 2020 census count comes to an end.
Data gives us part of the picture of the so-called eviction avalanche in Chicago. Help us fill in the rest.
Chicago election officials seek paid election judges in November, especially those who are multilingual.