Chicago's Human Relations Commission leader vows to improve relations with Jewish community

Kenneth Gunn, appointed to lead Chicago's Human Relations Commission, pledged to mend the strained relationship between Mayor Johnson and Jewish leaders. Gunn, a civil rights attorney with decades of experience at the commission, aims to address anti-Jewish hate and foster dialogue. His appointment follows criticism of the mayor's handling of a report on antisemitism. The mayor's office stated a commitment to engaging the Jewish community and addressing hate crimes, though past actions have caused friction.