Chicago Magazine - 09.2019

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16 CHICAGO | SEPTEMBER 2019

PHOTOGRAPH: DS SHIN

TA LK TO US

“Blood in the Streets” [August] highlights a

recurring issue in my beloved city of Chicago:

Altruistic commissions issue recommendations

and minuscule actions are taken to actually

implement these recommendations at the scale

needed to address the underlying issues.

@ArchiJake via Twitter

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Such a well-crafted article.

So powerful hearing about the

events sequentially and in

[witnesses’] own words.

@GrahamLeeAuthor

via Twitter

This story is fascinating to me.

I’ve been teaching it to my

students for years and so

often their own parents are

unaware of this event.

@maria_pfister via Twitter

This piece is epic, comprehen-

sive, and accessible to most.

@englewoodelaine

via Twitter

[Robert Loerzel] knows how

to dig deep into fascinat-

ing Chicago history stories.

Outstanding reporting.

@Mark_D_Spencer via Twitter

AN UNCOMPROMISING MAN

The first thing I read today

was Mark Caro’s profile of

Nick Kokonas [“ ‘A Man Worth

Killing,’ ” August]. It’s a

wonderful profile of him

and how he’s changed the

restaurant industry.

@monica_reida via Twitter

It’s actually hilarious that you

can waste hours of Kokonas’s

time by just even mildly criticiz-

ing Tock on social media.

sudosussudio via Reddit

CORRECTION

In August’s rankings of

the area’s top-selling real

estate agents, some teams

of agents were misclassified

as individuals. Corrected

rankings can be found on

our website.

Echoes of the Riot

Essential reading

at any time but

especially now.

@KentRoseNotes

via Twitter