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A City Fragmented: How Race, Power, and Aldermanic Prerogative Shape Chicago's Neighborhoods

Civil and Human Rights Hang in the Balance with All Federal Judicial Appointments

Federal Lawmakers Should Support the Senate Version of the Farm Bill

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Opposing nuisance ordinances that punish tenants who are victims of domestic violence or disabled who seek assistance from the police

Ensuring that 900,000 workers no longer have to choose between their health and their jobs

Establishing employment protections for 35,000 domestic workers

Ensuring food security for 40,000 low-income working families
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