Dozens of Chicago Aldermen Call on Newly-Appointed School Board President To Resign for Antisemitic Facebook Posts

Chicago’s mayor, who appointed Reverend Mitchell Ikenna Johnson president, is already in hot water with the city’s Jewish community.

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Chicago's mayor, Brandon Johnson. AP/Charles Rex Arbogast

Dozens of Chicago City Council members are calling on the newly-appointed president of the Chicago Public School Board, Reverend Mitchell Ikenna Johnson, to resign after overtly antisemitic social media posts were disclosed. 

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