Pastor Corey Brooks: I’m building hope on Chicago’s notorious South Side – FOX News

"After the Civil Rights victories, many folks on the South Side of Chicago expected things to get better. It was already a solid working class community with a grocery store, a delicatessen, and other small businesses. Instead the liberal policies that came out of the post-60s era nuked us into a devastating culture of dependency."
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Deb
10 months ago

Demand that CPS actually teach students reading, math and science, not identity politics. Education is the key to success, not promoting the victim mentality. CPS and CTU have done nothing to improve education. Keeping people uneducated and dependent is their goal.

Old Joe
10 months ago

Spot on Corey. Just don’t branch out into change too.

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