Renaming Chicago’s Lake Shore Drive for Jean Baptiste Point DuSable set for key vote on Thursday – Chicago Tribune*

But  the Lightfoot administration has put forward its own plan to name the downtown Riverwalk for DuSable, and to finally complete DuSable Park, which Mayor Harold Washington first proposed in the 1980s.
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The True Believer
4 years ago

Ridiculous. All started by Sophia King and the Grant Park Advisory council who took down the Columbus statues because the domestic terrorist Marxist organization blm and antifa demanded it. Since then crime has skyrocketed.

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Ambiguous End
4 years ago

Lake Shore drive (LSD) has international recognition and the name is non-confrontational, even pleasant. Dusable already has his name on a museum and a high school. Thank you politicians, media and activists, all that’s left is universal animosity, race wars and declining quality of life for everybody.

rick1099
4 years ago

Saint George Floyd Drive sounds better

Lana
4 years ago

Rename it Highway to Hell.

Heyjude
4 years ago

How many of them have ever even heard of Jean Baptiste Point DuSable? But that doesn’t matter to the elites pushing this.

debtsor
4 years ago

BIPOC seek to rename and remake every landmark, edifice and monument of the former white inhabitants of Chicago. Even streets with unoffensive names like “Lake Shore Drive” will not be spared. In fact, they will be targeted. Remember, Istanbul used to be called Constantinople. It’s not good, or bad. It is what it is.

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