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"We are survivors of a cruel and silent nation."

“She’s my fashion soulmate.”

It's called "Bold Disobedience."

"Lathem was terminated for the act of fleeing from police when there was an arrest warrant out for him."

Martese Johnson explains the complicated gun violence in his home city.

Do Better, a weekly column, explains.

Chicago's high schoolers are demanding change.

He's now facing numerous charges.

One parade was stopped by nearly 40 protestors.

They were celebrating the end of the school year.

Not OK.

And it was specifically addressed to young people.

And not everyone’s happy about it.

He’s serious about helping his hometown’s students.

Eva Lewis, a black teenager from Chicago and an activist, responds to Trump’s threats to “send in the feds.”

But he still loves himself like Kanye loves Kanye.

They think the school is using them as “scapegoats.”

Among them are Chicago and New York City.

“You are safe in Chicago, you are secure in Chicago and you are supported in Chicago.”

And now, the police superintendent says “departmental policy may have been violated.”