Mayor Lightfoot condemns political ad that darkened her skin, warned of 'violence' coming to the suburbs

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Mayor Lightfoot condemns political ad that darkened her skin, warned of 'violence' coming to the suburbs

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is a proud Black woman, and she disapproves of a television ad that uses 'the oldest

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