Was ‘We Will Chicago’ the People’s plan? – Chicago Reader

“How is it going to affect policy decisions or budget priorities [if policy recommendations] are not in the plan,” said Amalia NietoGomez, the executive director of Alliance of the Southeast, one of the organizations that hosted community meetings on the plan. “We’re disappointed.”
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3 years ago

What are all these– systemic/community organizers/nonprofit adinistators/planning & development commissioners/nongovernmental organization administrators /artist-organizers/ documentarians /community outreach coordinators/ eviromental justice activists /social justice activists/ lbgtxyz activists/ ….ect folks going to do when all the “free stuff”/free lunch economy/fed covid $bucks$ dries up and everyone realizes they’ve produced NOTHING except equity hustle??? Oh the humanity!!!

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