After a tearful-turned-angry plea from Miracle Boyd, a City Council committee agreed to pay the anti-violence activist a $280,000 settlement her supporters called “reparations” for being ...

The Chicago City Council Finance Committee is set to vote Monday on a $280,000 settlement with Miracle Boyd, who had at least one tooth knocked out by former Chicago police officer Nicholas ...

Chicago City Council approved a $280,000 settlement for Miracle Boyd, who was hurt by a CPD cop at a Grant Park Christopher Columbus statue protest.

Miracle Boyd, a violence prevention activist working with GoodKids MadCity, started a Facebook livestream as protesters approached the statue, according to the lawsuit filed in July 2024.

Miracle Boyd, a violence prevention activist working with GoodKids MadCity, started a Facebook livestream as protesters approached the statue, according to the lawsuit filed in July 2024.

Miracle Boyd, a violence prevention activist working with GoodKids MadCity, started a Facebook livestream as protesters approached the statue, according to the lawsuit filed in July 2024.

Miracle Boyd, a violence prevention activist working with GoodKids MadCity, started a Facebook livestream as protesters approached the statue, according to the lawsuit filed in July 2024.

Miracle Boyd, a violence prevention activist working with GoodKids MadCity, started a Facebook livestream as protesters approached the statue, according to the lawsuit filed in July 2024.

Miracle Boyd, a violence prevention activist working with GoodKids MadCity, started a Facebook livestream as protesters approached the statue, according to the lawsuit filed in July 2024.

Miracle Boyd, a violence prevention activist working with GoodKids MadCity, started a Facebook livestream as protesters approached the statue, according to the lawsuit filed in July 2024.