Nancy reinsdorf, head of bulls charities – chicago tribune

The Bulls organization sends our condolences to these families who have been caused unthinkable grief and to all those who suffer because of these terrible incidents. Our communities can't move forward or hope for peace when we're constantly hitting the reset button after each incident. Everyone deserves to feel safe, to be respected and to be able to reach their full potential.

Unfortunately, that's not the kind of world we live in. Racism in any form is wrong, and what we see happening makes us want to take action. We know that's the same for a lot of people. But anger isn't about destruction. Lawless actions won't bring better understanding, and they don't honor the lives that have been lost. We should use our energy and efforts to come together to build a better Chicago that stands for equality and justice for all.

We have to rise above our differences and come together to affect real change for the future; otherwise we're going to see the past repeat itself again. We have to listen to each other, act with love and be intentional and relentless in our pursuit of a better world. It is time.

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