“What if I don’t leave, would I then be someone who could potentially lose my job?” This is one of many prominent questions Victoria Van Kirk, president of Staff Council and a representative on the Strategic Resource Allocation Committee (SRAC) says is on the minds of current staff members at DePaul in light of the.
Seen out in the streets passing out flyers throughout Chicago’s South West Side, Gloria Drew, 70, played an active role in this year’s mayoral elections. One of the reasons she became energized to vote and inform other constituents is because young Latines like her son, Billy Drew, gave her hope in the political process. “Young.
Allison Yates sat on her mom’s couch reading the “The Battle of Lincoln Park” when her interest for history, desire to explore the city and curious mind came together to found Read and Run Chicago over a year ago. Read and Run Chicago hosts running events with routes inspired by books that take place in.
DePaul psychology student Ishika Bhatt said she was not surprised when Roe v. Wade was overturned due to the GOP’s constant anti-choice campaigning. “Republicans have consistently declared up and done what they said they were going to do. I was more upset with the Democratic leaders who could have codified Roe, but chose not to,”.
The Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe V. Wade on Friday put an end to federal abortion protections across the country and sparked abortion rights protesters to rally in downtown Federal Plaza over the weekend. The protest was organized by The Rise Up 4 Abortion Rights and other local abortion rights groups such as Planned.