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   For Cook County Jail, a hot spot of COVID-19, our choices are fast action or mass death

   • By Daniel Cooper and Amanda Klonsky, chief program officer for a prison education organization
   • Apr 24, 2020
2. 

   The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same: Frivolous Lawsuits to Block Affordable Housing Are Nothing New

   • By Daniel Cooper
   • Apr 21, 2020
3. 

   Small Businesses and the Self-Employed

   • By Daniel Cooper
   • Apr 17, 2020
4. 

   Segregation and Inequality Make the Chicago Region More Vulnerable

   • By Daniel Cooper and Shehara Waas, Research Manager
   • Mar 25, 2020
5. 

   Chicago’s economic outlook going into the new decade: Are we in the best of times or the worst of times?

   • By Daniel Cooper
   • Dec 19, 2019
6. 

   Our equitable future: delivering on the promise of a city of neighborhoods

   • By Daniel Cooper
   • Sep 4, 2019
7. 

   Now is the Time to Get Serious About Equitable Development in South and West Side Communities

   • By Daniel Cooper
   • Apr 4, 2019
8. 

   Border walls won't make us safer, but immigrants will

   • By Daniel Cooper and Research Assistants Eric Langowski and Alejandro Di Prizio
   • Feb 5, 2019
9. 

   Data Points: America the Diverse? Not In Our Governors’ Mansions across the U.S.

   • By Daniel Cooper
   • Nov 5, 2018

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