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The Last Word: Oboi Reed

Clip: 10/30/2021 | 3m 37sVideo has Closed Captions

Mobility equity activist Oboi Reed on transportation infrastructure and a safer Chicago.

Chicagoans are fortunate to have many options for moving about the city — from cars, buses and trains to bikes, scooters, and our own two feet. But the infrastructure for those transportation methods is not offered in equal measure to all of Chicago's communities.

10/30/2021 | Rating NR

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Chicago Aldermen Say 2022 Budget a Small Step Toward Equity

Chicago Aldermen Say 2022 Budget a Small Step Toward Equity

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Clip: 10/30/2021 | 9m 20s | We speak with three alderpeople about the city's new budget and what it does. (9m 20s)

Chicago Nonprofit Awards Nearly $1M to Local Artists

Chicago Nonprofit Awards Nearly $1M to Local Artists

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Clip: 10/30/2021 | 2m 22s | Caitlin Edwards is one of dozens of young artists receiving grant money from 3Arts. (2m 22s)

COVID Vaccine Hesitancy Continues in Black Communities

COVID Vaccine Hesitancy Continues in Black Communities

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Clip: 10/30/2021 | 8m 6s | Vaccine hesitancy is still a big issue in Black neighborhoods. What's being done and more. (8m 6s)

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