Host Hermene Hartman sits down with veteran journalists Curtis Lawrence and Darcel Rockett to examine how misinformation is reshaping Chicago’s political landscape and what it means for local communities.
In This Episode:
- How recent Homeland Security and ICE actions are impacting Chicago’s marginalized communities
- The rising pressure on journalists to self-censor and the fight for accurate reporting
- Social media’s role in amplifying political narratives, both true and false
- Why Chicago needs new leadership that reflects its diverse voices
Lawrence and Rockett share firsthand accounts of covering politics under intimidation, the critical role of community journalism in documenting this moment, and how grassroots activism is pushing back against fear-driven policies.
This conversation bridges media, power, and community storytelling. It is essential listening for anyone invested in Chicago’s future, social justice, and the intersection of race, culture, and politics.
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