Italian American Pride Banners Replace Columbus Statue — Without a Permit – WTTW (Chicago)

“I was just trying to turn lemons into limoncello,” said Ron Onesti, the president of Chicago’s Joint Civic Committee of Italian Americans, laughing. “This was my way of protesting.”
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Freddy
5 years ago

I think one of the banners had Rocky Balboa on it. Yo! Adrian!

The True Believer
5 years ago
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Real funny loser

anonymous
5 years ago

Public TV = State Run TV= Dems

The True Believer
5 years ago

Michelle lemons is an ignorant sjw and another unqualified, incompetent affirmative action queen typical of the patronage failures of the government employment process in illinois. Blm can put their graffiti all over and nothing is done. The blame for removal of the statues in the first place is Lori, Sophia King, the Grant Park advisory council and park district chief Kelly. The statues were taken down to give into the real leadership of Chicago, the domestic terrorist organization blm.

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debtsor
5 years ago

“Lemons did not respond to questions from WTTW News about why the banners were allowed to be put up without a permit or why they have not required Onesti to remove the display.”

This is ‘journalism’ today: Scolding the City because an ethnicity other than BIPOC celebrates their heritage. She’s too young, or stupid, to remember in the recent past when Italians weren’t even considered part of the White identity.

This journalist is pathetic. Go back to walking and grooming dogs, you fake news loser. You are a shame to your profession.

Last edited 5 years ago by debtsor

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