Chinta Strausberg is a journalist at the Chicago Crusader Newspaper. She covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, civil rights, and issues of diversity and inclusion, with a particular focus on societal impacts. Chinta's work has been featured in various platforms, highlighting her commitment to addressing critical social interests and racial issues.
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Chinta's coverage heavily focuses on local government and politics, crime, social justice, and community activism in the United States, specifically Illinois and Chicago. She also covers healthcare topics related to Medicare Advantage plans. If you are reaching out to her with a pitch, ensure that it is relevant to these themes and tailored to the local context of Illinois or Chicago. Topics like homelessness initiatives, political developments at the local level in Illinois or Chicago, social justice campaigns within the state would likely resonate with Chinta's coverage focus.
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Pictured above is the Walgreens at 8628 S. Cottage Grove in Chicago. (Photo by Marcus Robinson)
By: Chinta Strausberg
Chinta Strausberg discusses how Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias is targeting unfair car insurance rates in his latest initiative.
By: Chinta Strausberg
House Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch joined other leaders at the Rainbow PUSH Coalition broadcast Saturday, May 16th, in making a rallying cry for everyone to come out and vote in the Tuesday, November 3rd, Midterm election. With the Supreme Court gutting the 1965 Civil Rights Act, Welch said, “The fight is not over.” (Photos by Chinta Strausberg)
By: Chinta Strausberg
Vows to expand gun violence prevention efforts with an 18th anti-gun violence prayer vigil for the entire West Side community.
The Rainbow PUSH Coalition will kick off its annual conference at 10 a.m. Wednesday, June 10, with Youth Day and a major voter registration drive aimed at increasing voter participation ahead of the Nov. 3 Midterm General Election.
By: Chinta Strausberg
Dr. Donna Leak with daughter, Emma, and Yusef Jackson thanking people for support.
By: Chinta Strausberg
Former Cook County Judge Arnette Hubbard is urging Blacks to celebrate the Fourth of July because they’ve earned the right to do so having been huge contributors to this nation. She is not flipping the pages of America’s racist past history rather she is looking for plans of action to correct these wrongs.
By: Chinta Strausberg
Father Michael L. Pfleger has again stepped away from active ministry at St. Sabina Church after the Archdiocese of Chicago opened an investigation
By: Chinta Strausberg
During an August 26th press conference, Father Michael L. Pfleger said he will never be silent or be silenced.
By: Chinta Strausberg, Danny Davis
Civil rights leaders are pushing back against President Donald Trump’s effort to impose new federal restrictions on mail-in voting after the U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for portions of his executive order to move forward while legal challenges continue.
