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Posed group shot of about 25 people in casual summer dress, smiling, some with fists in the air. Many hold signs with Anthony Quezada’s name on them; a few have “United Working Families” signs, and a banner in the background reads “United Neighbors of the 35th Ward.”

Electoral Strategy

Progressives’ Teamwork Beats a Crowded Field

Will Guzzardi

Learning from local work: Coordinated campaigning by grassroots organizations and progressive electeds helped community organizer Anthony Quezada win his Cook County Commission seat.

Women at a rally for reproductive rights and justice. Many are yelling. Front and center, a Black woman with a sign that reads in part, “The same people who support war, famine, and poverty in other countries claim to be pro-life. #WhoseLife.”

There Is No Justice Without Reproductive Justice

By

Elise Higgins and Maikiko James

Black man on a low stage holding a microphone, with a group of women standing on the ground at the corner of the stage, some apparently taking photos with their phones. Signs on the stage read "Regulate guns, not women," and "Protect kids, not guns."

MAGA is Focused and All In. Are We?

By

Max Elbaum