Political feud escalates between Lightfoot and Ja’Mal Green – Chicago Sun-Times*

Green was quoted in May calling Lightfoot’s decision to lease 20,000 square feet of land to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago a “slap in the face” to Black youth. Planning and Development Commissioner Maurice Cox replied  to Green that he would be “happy to continue the dialogue we started in Auburn-Gresham,” if only Green would essentially learn to keep his mouth shut. “Before I attempt to engage, you’ll need to figure out if your calling is to partner with the public sector or if you are satisfied with simply publicly criticizing. Let me know.”
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

Nothing but clown drama. Lori dissed Jamal, now he mad and won’t talk to Lori. Lori mad at Jamal too! Clown drama!

Fed up neighbor
4 years ago

Love it when they turn on each other brother sister

The True Believer
4 years ago

Jamal gree is a know nothing, ignorant race hustler with no right to make or ask for any policy decision about anything. Lori enables and emboldened this loser and now he is totally and completely supported by Sophia King, who wants to defund police. When Jamal green blocked traffic on Columbus and Roosevelt for four hours chanting F CPD he was allowed to do it and the cowardly commander Jacob Alderden of the 1st district was told to stand down and let him violate the law. This came directly from Lori and Sophia King. He needs to be investigated about… Read more »

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