as a longtime resident in the roger park area, let's present the personal experience at hand. the first arrival to the neighborhood coming from another part of chicago's urban community. I was totally lost,but somewhat to my liking the idea of a very different atmosphere" tho being a native chicagoan that has been exposed to it's cities beauty as well as it's local violence and vandalism, Tho we must realize the news media and the headlines that we read for example:THE URBAN COASTER" and the editors.....related issue's such as hate crime in one of the editorial was quoted: to the individual who seem intent on distorting our police force's ability to handle such incidents, and those who write sensational headlines that suggest our communities is another front in the fighting, The shame is upon you as a resident in the community. While we struggle to succeed thousands of times each day to live together in peace and common purpose. when the most of us feel a small piece of our own caring selves stripped away as we view in helplessness the suffering of another human being, before we even recognize their country of origin among our neighbors in the Jewish, Muslim, GLBT and the badly injured child or other victim of conflict,this was stated in the news editorial, good job GUY'S, but lets just scroll back a little on these words community, Here is my question, meaning the ones that show reflection's of morals? A church member at daytime, hidden aggressiveness of the nightlife with a song and dance routine of drug's,sex and intoxication at night, And yet go to their jobs during the day with various occupations and honored school students those that supposed to abide the law ,tax payers ect.......if not participant's of wrong doing, but support their siblings wearing a mask also saying i do not approve of such non-sense, are those same people who seek to exploit it? http://www.ward49.com/emmmmm"i say the mask's are just twisted on the same heads, what do you think? come forward and let's talk about it.
it's happening all around our major cities.
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