Gun-violence advocate Kina Collins takes another run at Danny Davis.
Tag: health care
Posted inFilm
The Janes is a call to action
“What we know for a fact is that making abortion illegal does not stop women from seeking abortions, it just keeps them from getting safe abortions.”
Posted inNews
Marching for choice
Hundreds of Chicagoans demonstrated downtown after a leaked draft of a SCOTUS draft decision threatened abortion rights.
Posted inNews & Politics
Abortion is healthcare
Tips on obtaining an abortion and supporting abortion access in a post-Roe vs Wade world
Posted inNews & Politics
The cost of living
Despite a move to make HIV prevention drugs free through insurers, those living with the virus fear high prices and endless red tape.
Posted inNews & Politics
‘Black people should have their babies where they live’
The push for more equitable, culturally appropriate, and accessible options for childbirth
Posted inNews & Politics
‘Filling out the census is like wearing a mask’
As a second wave of infection looms, the count is more important than ever.
Posted inNews & Politics
A day in the life of an ICU nurse
“I listen to his lungs. They sound like a washing machine, junky and wet.”
Posted inNews & Politics
‘You just hope they can fight it off on their own’
Interviews with a doctor and nurse as Chicago hospitals brace for a deluge of novel coronavirus patients.
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Wash your hands and practice social distancing
Advice for these uncertain and anxious times
Posted inNews & Politics
The truth hurts
A growing number of memory care facilities use “therapeutic fibbing” to comfort residents with dementia.
Posted inColumns & Opinion
Bill Clinton conventional wisdom
Nervous Nelly Dems and trash-talking Republicans try to scare voters away from single-payer health care.
Posted inBlogs
Hotel workers’ strike now in its second week with no end in sight
United Here Local One and its hospitality workers are demanding year-round health care as part of their contract.
Posted inBlogs
Could Chicago’s Sameena Mustafa become the first Muslim woman in Congress?
The comedian and real estate broker said running against longtime incumbent Mike Quigley seemed futile—until she started talking to voters.
Posted inArts & Culture
The American Mercy Tour, United Flight 232, and ten more new stage shows
A dual-sided look at health care and an electrifying study of heroism are among this week’s best bets.