This year may end the unstoppable homage to dead white men and narratives that neglect how architecture has victimized communities of color.
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No more Joe Moore? The 49th Ward prepares to vote . . . or not
In what could be the 28-year incumbent’s toughest race yet, a changing Rogers Park considers another option.
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New data reveals impact of being lawyerless in Chicago eviction court
While having a lawyer improved prospects for tenants, data suggests landlords do better without them.
Posted inColumns & Opinion
Could legislation curb displacement along the 606?
A proposed ordinance aims to ensure new recreation trails and transit-oriented development don’t force out longtime residents.
Posted inColumns & Opinion
Little Village residents hope Paseo won’t be a path to gentrification
Neighbors want affordable housing support to buffer rails-to-trails project.
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Chicago comics artist Lucy Knisley talks about storytelling, growing old, and cruises
The graphic memoirist on her two new books, An Age of License and Displacement
Posted inArts & Culture
Culture Vultures: author and Northwestern prof Chris Abani recommends Teju Cole’s latest novel
Author and Northwestern prof Chris Abani recommends Teju Cole’s latest novel Every Day Is for the Thief.
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The Plot to Destroy North Kenwood
That’s probably an overstatement. But Mary Bordelon isn’t taking any chances.