Politics & Government
Pritzker Staffers Speak Out About Racial Discrimination Lawsuit
"This is about justice, which has no price tag," said one staffer at a press conference Monday.
CHICAGO — For the first time, campaign staffers who have accused the J.B. Pritzker campaign of racial discrimination went before cameras on Monday to detail their allegations against the Democratic candidate for governor.
The staffers filed their lawsuit against the campaign last week, three weeks before the November election, but didn’t speak out until Monday, at a press conference at their attorney’s office in Bronzeville.
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