Chicago Mayor Only Granting Interviews to Black and Brown Journalist....The Whites Going Spastic
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That Leo c00n got that c00n scowl
Born2BKing
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Would she grant an interview to her white wife? 
King
The black man is always targeted.
That Leo c00n got that c00n scowl
That Leo c00n got that c00n scowl
He's legit hittin the Stephen scowl!
How many people of color were in Trumps cabinet/administration?
Did these same folks have anything to say about that?
Did these same folks have anything to say about that?
smoke screens by the mayor.. She's losing the city.. 
El Poyo Loco
Akrassikauda = Black Scorpion
That Leo c00n got that c00n scowl
He got real tight last month when Geraldo told him I've been through the hood more than you have. And you know Geraldo may not have been lying
Amerikan Melanin
Veteran
Truthfully this is idiotic. She pushes no policies for black peoples just does symbolic gestures that serve no purpose. This bytch is the typical democrat. Going home to sleep with her white partner. Meanwhile black kids in chicago don’t have a pot to piss in and cops get away with murder.
She's trying to help revitalize Bronzeville, doing virtually what no Mayor, except Harold Washington, has had an interest in doing before.
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Teams Competing To Revitalize Bronzeville’s 47th Street Corridor Unveil Grand Plans To Neighbors
The teams are trying to win city dollars to redevelop the property around 449-51 E. 47th St. The winning proposal will be announced later this spring.
Jamie Nesbitt Golden
8:38 AM CDT on May 19, 2021
The Village, a collaborative effort from Milhouse LLC and Imagine Group.
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The Chicago Department of Planning and Development hosted the webinar where the three teams —helmed by Black-led firms KMW Communities, Imagine Group and Revere Properties — look to redevelop the lot at 449-51 E. 47th St. into a housing and retail complex as part of the city’s Invest South/West initiative. The site is one of 13 being redeveloped on the South and West sides.
Teams had four months to prepare proposals that focus on equity, wealth building and the promotion of local business development. A finalist will be selected later this spring. A video of the meeting is available on YouTube.
‘The Legacy District’
With “The Legacy District,” Bill Williams and his team see their project as a “systematic approach” to wealth building.
An artist rendering of The Legacy District proposal.
“We believe in this neighborhood. We want to see it grow and prosper,” said Williams, who added that the team has invested $16 million into the community over the last two decades.
The $19.4 million project calls for a 74,760-square-foot, six-story residential and commercial building with covered parking, communal roof gardens and a rooftop farm. Twenty-five units of housing — five of them affordable — are also part of the proposal. The team estimates it will create 340 jobs, 240 of them permanent. Community partners YWCA and DePaul University would run a women of color entrepreneurship center on the site.
‘The Village’
“The Village,” a proposal created by Imagine Group and Milhouse, hopes to continue Bronzeville’s reputation as an entrepreneurial incubator. Their plan calls for 167,293-square feet of commercial and residential space, with 20 percent set aside for affordable housing. Hyde Park Kilwin’s owner Jackie Jackson has agreed to take on one of several empty storefronts. The project would cost $57.8 million.
The Village, a collaborative effort from Milhouse LLC and Imagine Group.
“What makes our proposal very unique is how we connected to the community, how our programs and businesses we’re bringing to the table will help Bronzeville grow,” said Milhouse Lead Developer Melanie Jefferies. “We’re not only thinking about one site, but an entire corridor and making it a cultural destination.”
Revere Properties President Lee Reed presented his team’s proposal, which calls for a “holistic approach” to redeveloping the 47th Street corridor. The team wants to acquire two additional buildings across the street to complete their vision of a dining hall providing heathly food and grand culinary experiences.
47th/Vincennes Partnership
A rendering of 47th/Vincennes Partnership LLC.
The “47th/Vincennes Partnership” project would span 116,200 square feet, with 41,000 square feet of retail, 30 apartment units, and 16 condominium units. Total cost is $41.7 million, and the team is partnering with the Chicago Urban League to provide jobs and workforce development programming as part of their efforts to “promote financial growth.”
The team is also hoping to duplicate the synergy between the Bronzeville Artists Lofts and Gallery Guichard, with the latter employing residents in various positions and providing exhibition space for artists.
An artist rendering of the 47th/Vincennes Partnership proposal.
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Teams Competing To Revitalize Bronzeville's 47th Street Corridor Unveil Grand Plans To Neighbors
THIS DIKE TRYING
That chick last name is Alvarez and she complaining. 
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