Activists Disrupt Black Friday Shopping On Chicago S Mag Mile

What a difference a year makes.

But in the wake of Donald Trump’s surprise victory over Hillary Clinton in the presidential election, there’s a renewed sense of urgency among activists to ensure city and federal officials follow through on improvements.

In a statement associated with the Black Friday boycott, activists with CAARPR called COPA “another mayor-appointed layer of bureaucracy designed to justify police crimes.”

Jeff Baker, leader of @NAARPR, teaching us why @VictoriasSecret is a target of #CPACBOYCOTT_NOV25 pic.twitter.com/9SoKq2Prve

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“No justice, no peace!” activists said in unison, their cries becoming part of the expected holiday-shopping atmosphere along with Salvation Army bell ringers. “No justice, no profits!”