Evanston City Council asks another committee to review topless ordinance – CBS2 (Chicago)

Ald. Devon Reid said the proposal has been sent to the Equity and Empowerment Committee for review – as there were concerns that it excluded the transgender community.
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Old Joe
3 years ago

Devon Reid is over the top!

taxpayer
3 years ago

Ald. Reid is correct that this is a discriminatory policy. Let everybody dress, or undress, as they wish, and let the police focus on other priorities. Gotopless.org lists 15 cities where they say it’s legal for women to go about topless. No harm in adding Evanston to the list.

GM
3 years ago

In the meantime, there is an escalating panhandling problem. Here’s a link to an “Evanston Now” article from today. My comments are at the end of the article, under “GM”; some excerpts: https://evanstonnow.com/residents-angry-over-panhandling/?comment=50941#comment-50941 Residents angry over panhandling by Jeff Hirsh – September 7, 2022 “If you shop at Target, you are a target. If you go to Bennison’s, someone will ask you for bread. And if you come out of Whole Foods, you’ll probably be asked, if not for a whole dollar, at least for some spare change. Panhandlers. It’s hard to avoid them in downtown Evanston, and some other… Read more »

Freddy
3 years ago
Reply to  GM

Almost every large intersection in Rockford has at least one panhandler some with two. I ‘ve seen them in Crystal Lake the other day. I would like the nerve to ask them if they had change for a hundred but if they do they make more money than I do tax free.

Old Spartan
3 years ago

Crime is going through the roof. The City’s street lights are a disaster. Commercial vacancies are rising. But it sure is a relief to know the Equity and Empowerment Committee is hard at work.

Henry Hatch
3 years ago
Reply to  Old Spartan

Their goal is to make sure that everyone is equally poor.

Maestro
3 years ago

This ass-clown needs to be voted out — Evanston wastes enough time tilting at woke windmills

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