Veteran Chicago journalist Monroe Anderson reflects on today’s anti-police uprisings and the 1968 anti-war uprisings, and the police who battered and bruised the press and the protestors during both.

“It was good guys versus bad,” Foxx said in a phone interview. “And all of the bad guys were Black.”

A white split is what put Harold Washington in the mayor’s seat in 1983. After his death, the Black split was going to put – and keep – a white man in the mayor’s office.