Chicago Mayor Johnson focuses on outreach to Black residents

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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is intensifying his outreach to Black communities as he navigates challenges in his leadership. He has referred to the current period as a "Re-Reconstruction," aiming to strengthen ties with South and West Side voters amid declining support. Johnson's strategy includes engaging with Black media and launching a "Faith in Government" tour. He emphasizes the need for better communication about his achievements, asserting that discontent among Black Chicagoans stems from a lack of information about his initiatives. Despite facing criticism over his handling of the migrant crisis and budget issues, Johnson claims significant funding has benefited Black neighborhoods. He continues to position himself as a champion for Black Chicagoans, seeking to solidify his support ahead of the 2027 election.


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