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Neil Steinberg

Columnist

Neil Steinberg is a columnist at the Chicago Sun-Times.

In 451 BC, Pericles disenfranchised a quarter of Athenian citizens. Raising the case now is not a coincidence.
Creating an online Social Security account helps prevent someone from doing it without your knowledge.
Turns out Latin America has its own Irish heritage.
The opening of a new Chicago center occasions rehashing of serious accusations against the organization.
Some Chicago police officers are upset that a CPD video promoting the upcoming sergeants’ exam leaves out a certain category of cop.
The Art Institute is holding on to its tame Egon Schiele drawing.
Chicago lawyers are trying to help Afghan immigrants jump through the legal hoops required to apply for permanent residency — the treasured “green card.” Among the questions on the 20-page form is one asking if you worked with the Nazis or want to overthrow the government.
The Chicago Assembly Plant began making the Model T in 1924. Now it makes Explorers.
With history under attack down South, Black History Month is more important than ever.