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PAGE 8 VOL 34, NO. 01 SEPT. 26, 2018 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com JOHN‘INDECENT’ LaSaia Wade speaks at the rally. MOSSMANEXPOSURE Photo by Vern Hester Paula Vogel on haunting play. Photo by Todd Rosenberg 16 SAY HER NAME AFTERMATH Peaceful assembly Rally remembers trans after flag-burning, priest’s removal Photo of Resurrection Catholic Church by Carrie victims of violence Maxwel 6 MOVIE KIND OF LOVE Looking at fall movies. Photo of Jason Momoa by Warner Turn to page 16 Bros. 27 AVAILABLE THIS OUR NEWLY WEEK IN PRINT EXPANDED ‘MIND’ OVER AND ONLINE FROM SAM KIRK’S MURAL BRINGS A CONVERSATION ABOUT MATTER INTERSECTIONALITY TO BOYSTOWN ARTS PAGE 21 Brave Space Alliance WINDY CITY TIMES Mural of Kiam Marcelo Junio. presents the Pay It No Photo by Jake Wittich COVERAGE Mind Ball. 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Ends 9/30/18 4 Sept. 26, 2018 WINDY CITY TIMES Anti-gay Daley Plaza rant caught on video GUEST COLUMN BY MATT SIMONETTE shirt is visible in the background, suggesting BY MICHAEL A. HORVICH they were canvassing for Preckwinkle. Windy City Times received a video of a man— Also on Sept. 19, news broke that Preckwinkle holding a clipboard and wearing a T-shirt sup- had fired her chief of staff for “inappropriate be- Aging gracefully: porting Cook County Board President Toni Preck- havior.” winkle—using anti-gay language in Daley Plaza. “While we are grateful for the countless vol- The person who filmed the video asked that unteers who have stepped up to offer their Don’t speak of overcoats or bowels their name not be used. support of Toni’s campaign, the actions of this The old saw says, “You know you are getting ing. Writing also helps one process the situa- After an initial verbal altercation, the person individual are inexcusable. Our campaign has a old when you begin to talk about the state tion. began filming the man, at which point he sug- zero-tolerance policy against anyone engaging of your bowels.” As a young, newly employed Another thing that happens as you get older gested that “straight men” wouldn’t follow other in homophobic and transphobic behavior. We elementary school teacher, my mother often is that you go unnoticed. People are not at- men around, and said that the person filming had are taking immediate action to track the indi- would ask me, “When are you going to be a tracted to you, are not sizing you up as a sex “sugar in their tank.” vidual and relieve him of his volunteer duties,” grown up and buy yourself an overcoat?” partner, are not necessarily interested in what While the man’s T-shirt was supporting one of said Monica Trevino, Toni Preckwinkle’s campaign At a garage sale, a much older customer low- you have to say. Luckily fantasy still exists. Preckwinkle’s runs for Cook County board presi- spokesperson.
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    Final Thesis Draft May 2010

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