"Ask yourselves why Black communities haven’t made greater progress with all the Black leaders in key positions of power — mayor; Cook County Board president, chief judge, state’s attorney and clerk; state attorney general; Illinois House speaker and lieutenant governor. Black faces in high places do not equate to progress. We must move beyond color and focus on the issues that will shape our city for future generations."
Always liked Willie Wilson – I like him even more now.
Old Spartan
3 years ago
Willie–Hurray for you. Finally someone in the Black community is saying it like it is. It is time for African Americans to recognize who it is that is holding them back. It is the Democrat, inner city, hide the issues politicians that Black voters have supported for decades. Maybe they can wake up this time and figure out who it is that is the real problem in Chicago and Illinois government.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Always liked Willie Wilson – I like him even more now.
Willie–Hurray for you. Finally someone in the Black community is saying it like it is. It is time for African Americans to recognize who it is that is holding them back. It is the Democrat, inner city, hide the issues politicians that Black voters have supported for decades. Maybe they can wake up this time and figure out who it is that is the real problem in Chicago and Illinois government.