Chicago needs a mayor who can “represent the entire city — not just segregated parts” of it, mayoral challenger Sophia King argued Thursday, portraying herself as a bridge builder in a sea of candidates “on the fringes.”
“There is a lot of dissension between the administration and the police and our teachers. With all of my colleagues leaving — 16 of us — we’re at a pivotal point. We really need some stability in this city,” the outgoing 4th Ward alderperson told the City Club of Chicago.
