Poll shows renaming Lake Shore Drive for DuSable not supported by majority of Chicago voters – Chicago Sun-Times*

The proposal to rename the Outer Drive was highest among African American respondents, but still short of a majority — 48%, compared to 32% among Hispanics and 25% support among whites.
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The True Believer
4 years ago

As Sophia “I’m friends with the Obamas” King plans for her failure run for mayor, this is her attempt to buy off the permanent victim class with anti white vitriol by renaming LSD. She needs to investigated by the fBI for her campaign contributions and her husband’s lobbying scams.

Giddyap
4 years ago

ALL THE REASONS WHY LAKE SHORE DRIVE SHOULD STAY LAKE SHORE DRIVE

http://theexpiredmeter.com/2021/06/all-the-reasons-why-lake-shore-drive-should-stay-lake-shore-drive/

The Paraclete
4 years ago

It’s such an important issue, even the dopes don’t care! I think it should be decided by Dick Durbin or an endorsement from Haywood Jablowme.

debtsor
4 years ago

BIPOC is doing this to assert their authority over the white folk who live on Lake Shore Drive. LSD was a name chosen by white people when they were in charge. Now that BIPOC is in charge, White folk now live on DuSable drive, in honor of a black man. Changing a prestigious address is only the first step, of many, white Chicagoans will pay as BIPOC take back from the blue-eyed devils what they believe belongs to them. What was the former name of Istanbul?

Prove my theory wrong.

Last edited 4 years ago by debtsor
Ambiguous End
4 years ago
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People would be willing to pay significantly higher taxes to live or work on Lake Shore Drive than they would to live on DuSable Drive, because one name is a simple description of a road and the other name is a freight train of political baggage.

Last edited 4 years ago by Ambiguous End
DixonSyder
4 years ago

Aaaand do the brain dead, arrogant politicians care? Nope.

mqyl
4 years ago

There are far too many examples of silly ideas being generated in this country that, instead of being readily dismissed, are carried forward to implementation because the decision makers are, you know, of lower intelligence. The idea of renaming Lake Shore Drive should’ve been readily dismissed.

mqyl
4 years ago

Part of the reason Lake Shore Drive is so iconic nationally is because its name is so instantly recognizable and defining. If they want to rename a street DuSable, there are many others in Chicago from which to choose.

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