Chicago residents are rising in protest against skyrocketing property tax increases and the city's failing policies under Mayor Brandon Johnson. With tax bills surging as much as 133% in predominantly black and brown neighborhoods, the community is demanding answers about where their tax dollars are going amidst reports of mismanagement in local schools. This grassroots movement, likened to a modern-day Boston Tea Party, reflects a growing frustration with government overreach and the unsustainable fiscal policies that threaten the city's future.

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Highlights:

• "Residents protest against excessive property tax increases in Chicago."
• "Community leaders host a bonfire to symbolize their revolt against local government policies."
• "Tax bills in neighborhoods like North Lawndale have reportedly doubled, raising concerns about funding mismanagement."
• "The movement reflects a broader dissatisfaction with fiscal policies driving residents and businesses out of the city."

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