What the Tribune's Zoning Series Missed
The Chicago Tribune's zoning series missed the half of the story that corresponds to the half of the city known as the South Side.
The Chicago Tribune's zoning series missed the half of the story that corresponds to the half of the city known as the South Side.
Esther J. Cepeda | Posted 09.09.2008 | Chicago
It's 2008 and some black dude is running for president, but the movie review show based in Chicago - which has one of the largest black and Latino populations in America--couldn't find one single movie writer, reviewer, or blogger "of color" to fill one of the seats?
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