Chicago's Haitian American community shows solidarity in the face of lies about immigrants eating pets
Members of the community denounce Donald Trump's comments that Haitian immigrants are eating dogs and cats in Ohio. They point to historic ties between the U.S. and Haiti and Chicago's founding by a Haitian.
Chicago’s Haitian community denounces Trump’s Ohio comments about pets and celebrates its culture
Several dozen Haitians and allies gathered on Federal Plaza with an umbrella in one hand and Haitian flags in the other Sunday afternoon. The gloomy sky and near-constant downpour did not dampen their admonishment of former President Donald Trump’s unfounded accusations that Haitians were stealing and eating pets in Springfield,
On Sept. 22, the heart of downtown Chicago pulsed with the powerful call to end Haitian hate. Proudly draped in blue and red, ...
Several dozen Haitian Americans and allies made their presence known on Sunday in Chicago, rallying together to stop Haitian ...
JD Vance, former President Donald Trump’s vice presidential running mate, was one of the first conservative politicians to ...
Here’s the Truth About Springfield,” by Mike DeWine (Opinion guest essay, Sept. 21): It is nice that Governor DeWine has nice ...
At the city’s Haitian Community Help and Support Center on Wednesday, Rose-Thamar Joseph said many of the immigrants that ...
director of the Center on Public Safety and Justice at the nonpartisan research group NORC at the University of Chicago. What are Springfield’s homicide numbers? Springfield has attracted Haitian ...
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