Charles J. Johnson
Journalist, now law student.
Index
The sad, short story of Cafe de Champion
Take a walking tour of Chicago's famed 'White City'
How police confront black and white is different. I've seen it.
Brother Tim’s
Galena: Big hills, bigger rewards
100 years ago: Tribune's front page from day WWI ended describes a joyful city, a dark future
'Poisonous thorns': The times Abraham Lincoln got mad — like, really mad — at the Chicago Tribune
The spread of speculoos
The confessions of a white moderate
Parthenon blazes a trail
Souvenir to savor
“Exit Interview” for Source
During COVID-19, many people who were homeless lived in Chicago-area hotels. Here’s what was learned.
Mapping Chicago's ghost bikes
Tribune meets family
We can't return to Rockwell
Don't always blame the media
The Valois: Hyde Park history
Mansplaining street harassment
A snow story