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While Twitter followed the campaign of @MayorEmanuel in 2011, Steve Bogira took a serious look at segregation
Chicago in 2011 was nearly as segregated as it had been in 1970.
Chicago responds to President Trump
Artists, writers, musicians, academics, activists, and politicians—even Rahm!—weigh in on the new administration: the threats, the fears, the absurdity.
Loyola University students to rally for Kesha and other Chicago news
Also, reflecting on five years of Rahm rule in Chicago, and Chicago State University’s financial problems take a turn for the worse.
Yeezus, everyone has something to say about Kanye West’s new music
The unexpected pop-up screenings of Kanye West’s “New Slaves” video didn’t look great, but it turned out to be a great way to invite fans and even outsiders to give the song a closer look.
Weird things customers say in bookstores, another blog-based book, and Seminary Co-op on the move
Two new books on books, both based on blogs, and the Seminary Co-op gets a new home
Why I won’t tell Frank Sennett and Dan Sinker to kiss my ass
I tweeted, and here’s my response to your response
Gossip Wolf: Kommandant conquers the continent
The local black-metal horde signs to an Italian label. Plus: Tactless tweeter @Mitchfork isn’t who “he” claims to be, and music blog Cream Team hits the Burlington for its first official party.
The F***ing Epic Twitter Quest of @MayorEmanuel doing pretty well at Amazon
Dan Sinker’s The F***ing Epic Twitter Quest of @MayorEmanuel is selling briskly at Amazon
Fucking launched
Dan Sinker’s The F***ing Epic Twitter Quest of @MayorEmanuel comes out in book form
fuck you right in your fucking face-hole. 09:52:09 PM
Simon & Schuster has released an excerpt of Dan Sinker’s new book, The F***ing Epic Twitter Quest of @MayorEmanuel. Sinker’s upcoming promo appearances for the book are Tue 9/6 at the Hideout (sold out) and Tue 9/13 at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Chicago Humanities Festival announces this year’s lineup of presenters
The 22nd annual Chicago Humanities Festival. Theme: Technology
Best new novel by a Chicagoan
The Mutation of Fortune by Erica Adams voted best new novel by a Chicagoan