"Chicago City Hall Faces Divisions as CPS Students Rally for Solidarity with Palestine"

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Hundreds of CPS students from over 15 schools in Chicago walked out of classes to demand City Council's support for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict, staging a sit-in at City Hall with signs and chants. The peaceful demonstration aimed to push for a proposed resolution calling for a ceasefire, with students coordinating marches from various schools. Students expressed emotional toll and indirect impact of the conflict, calling for cross-racial unity and an end to U.S. aid to Israel. CPS CEO assured protocols for safe expression of First Amendment rights, while Mayor Brandon Johnson had previously called for a ceasefire.
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