'We knew that there were health and life expectancy disparities. We were starting to work on how we meet those challenges. The pandemic has made us accelerate all of those plans.' Chicago Mayor LoriLightfoot on leading during a pandemic:
I started to worry about what was going on. What were the root causes of the violence we were seeing? After digging into that and meeting people across the city who had been working on community violence issues for years, it became clear to me that one of the biggest problems was inequity. Neighborhoods and communities had been neglected for way too long, and as a result, there were high rates of poverty. I was looking to the city and thinking,.
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