Racial equity activist must pay at least $38,000 after judge dismisses her lawsuit alleging harm from Awake Illinois leader

CHICAGO, Ill. — A Skokie woman who co-founded the group Abolition Coalition to advocate for racial equity is facing a judge’s deadline to pay $38,000 in attorney fees for an Awake Illinois leader whom she sued unsuccessfully for defamation and other matters. Cook County Judge Daniel Kubasiak on Dec. 14 ordered Jasmine Sebaggala, who works as an assistant principal for Evanston/Skokie District ...

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