Chicago News Weekly 10/26 - 11/1, 2022

October 26 - November 1, 2022 • The Voice Of Black Chicago • Vol.1 No 5

E E FR

Know Your Polling Place pg13 1 on 1 with Chicago’s Harry Lennix pg12

&Breast Cancer

Beauty

Chicago News Weekly Cheryl Mainor Norman President & Publisher Kai EL’ Zabar Editor In Chief Terri Winston Vice President Darnell Pulphus Art Director Editors: Danielle Sanders Managing Editor Robert Starks: Political Editor Sterling Caprico: Fashion Editor Margo Crawford: Copy Editor Staff Writers: Sharice Braford Phyllis D Banks Marti Worell Dr. Mila K. Marshall, PhD Contributors: NNPA Newswire Theresa Horton Tammi Gibson Stacy M. Brown Mare Evans Dr. Sanja Rickette Stinson 8348 S Stony Island Avenue Chicago, IL 60617 (773) 236-1464 Vol. 1 No 5 Wednesday, October 26, 2022 Chicago News Weekly is published weekly on Wednesday. www.cnwmedia.com chicagonewsweekly@gmail.com Subscription $52 year

October 26 - November 1, 2022

E notes Are They Really

Banning Books?

Are you aware that Book Banning is real in America and is increasing across the United States, . . . and that there was an actual book burning in Tennessee?

W

hat does this mean to our democracy? More, importantly what does it mean to you, your future, your children’s futures?

Book burning is emblematic of authoritarian regimes, and it was notably carried out in Nazi Germany. One of the most prominent examples in history occurred May 10, 1933, when students in German universities set fire to more than 25,000 books that were deemed “un-German,” according to the U.S. Holocaust Museum.

The desire of a power hungry sector of American society which wants to change the freedoms that the American people enjoy and attracts ethnicities from around the world because our form of Democracy, though not perfect has promise to eventually deliver on its principals and so stated values.

So, when these groups of conservatives seek to pull books from public library shelves and school curriculums that provide insight about people who are Black, Indigenous, people of color, immigrants, refugees, gay, and trans gender, we must see the agenda. We must know that they are people who desire to oppress and stop others from excelling. Just think about “Hidden Figures,” the true story of three women, who were the first Black managers at Langley, and it was their brilliant work that propelled the first American, John Glenn, into orbit in 1962. We were always taught about John Glenn. So why was the genius behind his successful orbit not ever mentioned anywhere in a school history book or encyclopedia?

It’s not the history, that racist power hungry groups want to perpetuate. Such stories reveal the genius of all people and God forbid that we are all created equal. They do not want their kids to ever march for or hold a sign and speak the words, “Black Lives Matter.” Withholding information that supports truths that they want to remain hidden must be forbidden, banned and if necessary, burned, to be erased from history forever.

We know that banning or burning books will not change the reality that such people exist, that their challenges and struggles represent what must be overcome if America is to become what its ideal intention proclaims a true democracy is.

All stories tell the nature of our struggles to realize true equity, diversity, and inclusion as Americans.

Such ominous signs in society that things are bad and are on their way to getting worse, book burnings and book banning seem overly forceful or oppressive, but such things are what’s been going on throughout the country. Just this year we’ve witnessed throughout the country, school districts voting to

Kai EL’ Zabar Editor-in-Chief ban classics that provide insight and historical realities that can make a difference in how we begin to respect, appreciate and value others. History is multifaceted and reveals lessons that unfortunately are infrequently implemented. Otherwise, how can we justify the banning of Maus, by Art Spieglman, the Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel that recounts his parents’ experience during the Holocaust in Tennessee; and in Missouri Toni Morrison, also a Pulitzer Prize-winning author’s book The Bluest Eye, a novel which addresses the psychological and emotional torture of racism through the perspective of a young Black girl living during the Great Depression.

And in February, a right-wing Christian pastor named Greg Locke organized a book burning in Tennessee. Fortunately, it was stopped by protesters against book burning who succeeded in disrupting the event.

Just moments after Tennessee Republicans advanced legislation that would place more scrutiny over what books are placed in public schools’ libraries, the bill’s House sponsor said any inappropriate book should be burned, April 27, 2022.

The Tennessee Association of School Librarians called the bill “gross government overreach,” and is not in the best interest of the students.

Joining, Tennessee, are Florida which also launched an initiative to ban 16 books from accessibility in the Polk County Public Schools district, and in Texas, records showed that 75 formal banning requests from parents around the state have come in within the first four months of the school year.

What’s poignant about these oppressive actions is that Americans from all political points of view — right-wing extremists and supposedly moderate concerned parents — are palpably accepting at alarming rates book banning and burning.

If this trend picks up momentum and continues, it has dark consequences people.

3

Dollars and sense

Turn Prospects into Customers Overnight

I

By Dr. Sakira Jackson CNW Columnist ’d like to talk to you about how to turn prospects into customers and retain them for future marketing to. While, your marketing is doing its job, you need to be working on turning those prospects into customers. There are a few key ways to draw them in and seal the deal. You need to be:

• Inviting • Informative • Enjoyable The biggest fear of most new customers is the dread buyer’s remorse. You want to avoid this at all costs and this should be mitigated if you’ve provided a quality product/service that delivers on the marketing claims you’ve made.

However, this can still occur. There are two ways to deal with this: • Offer to refund money-no questions asked • Offer a bonus they can keep even if they return the product These offers alone will also mitigate buyer’s remorse because the customer will trust you more, just for offering these things.

There are number of other ways to turn a prospect into a customer: 1. Offer a special price as an opportunity for you to test the market.

2. Offer a lower price with the reason of pushing inventory to pay a tax bill, for your kid’s’ braces, or another tangible reason. Customers love that this makes you feel so much more human.

3. Offer a referral incentive.

4. Offer a smaller, more inexpensive product first to build trust.

5. Offer package deals.

6. Offer to charge less for their first purchase if they become a repeat customer.

7. Offer extra incentives-longer warranties, free bonuses if ordered by a set date.

8. Offer financing options, if applicable.

9. Offer a bonus if they pay in full.

10. Offer special packaging or delivery.

11. Offer “name your own price” incentives.

12. Offer comparative data or other comparison tools.

13. Offer a trade-up or upgrade to something they already have.

14. Offer additional, educational information to help them make the decision.

The options really are as limitless as you make it. You can use these or other ideas to find what works the best for your business, products/service and target market. Remember this…

“By making it inviting, easy, informative, non-threatening, educational, inspiring and fun to do business with you, you’ll loft your company above the competition.” Jay Abraham Need help with figuring out the best strategy for converting prospects into customers? Our FREE test drive gives you exclusive access to the mountain of resources and tools, along with information from some of the greatest marketing minds on Earth. www.drsakira.com

1,000 MORE

FROM THE STREETS TO THE C-SUITES HOMES IN APPRECIATING NEIGHBORHOODS. SCALABLE, SALABLE BUSINESSES LAUNCHED. PEOPLE IN HIGH-GROSSING CAREERS.

LEARN HOW YWCACHICAGO.ORG/THRIVE2025

4

2025

THRIVE

October 26 - November 1, 2022

October 26 - November 1, 2022

5

6

October 26 - November 1, 2022

African American communi-

ties are subject to not only high risk of contracting cancer but also high exposure. The 84 billion dollar cosmetics industry does a great job promoting their products to the African American community, but not such a great job at reducing the carcinogens that are present in many of the beauty products that African American women use on a daily basis. According to the American Cancer Society, the Food and Drug administration requires that cosmetics be safe, however the FDA does not have the authority to require that companies test the majority of cosmetic products before these products are put on the market. Cosmetics firms are held accountable for ensuring that their products are safe prior to marketing the products. Products that are not tested must display warning labels.

The Beauty of Breast Cancer

By Sharice Bradford CNW Staff Writer

R

egulating agencies who work to make determinations on cancer causing substances typically classify items as a known carcinogen, probably carcinogenic to humans, or possibly carcinogenic to humans. In many instances there is simply not enough research available to determine the exact level of harm in many beauty products. With this information in mind, there are several beauty products that are targeted to the African American community that contain products of concerning nature. Specifically, hair relaxers, Brazilian hair treatments, acrylic nails and nail polishes that contain dangerous chemicals as well as skin lightening products contain ingredients that can possibly increase a person’s risk in contracting breast cancer.

Routine screening for breast cancer starts at age 40,(unless there are risk factors), despite the fact that breast cancer has the highest mortality rate in women between the ages of 20 and 59. What happens to the women who have not yet reached to age of 40 but who have experienced years of exposure to products with harmful, life threatening ingredients?

One important thing to consider is reading labels and knowing what ingredients are in the products we purchase. Here are a few ingredients to be on the lookout for (this list is not exhaustive): • Benzene a product that the Department of Health and Human Services has determined to cause cancer in humans. Long term benzene exposure at high levels can cause leukemia. Benzene can be found in tobacco smoke but is also used to make dyes, detergents, plastics, resins and other items.

• Formaldehyde, a colorless gas that contains a strong smell used in building materials and household products has been linked to cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, formaldehyde has been linked to cancer in individuals exposed to high doses of the chemical. Formaldehyde can be found in cosmetics, shampoos, fingernail polishes and keratin hair treatments.

• DMDM hydantoin is another item to watch out

October 26 - November 1, 2022

for. Dimethylol-dimethyl (DMDM) hydantoin is used in various cosmetic products. While this product can prevent the growth of micrcoorganisms and bacteria, this product releases small amount of formaldehyde, that has been linked to causing cancer.

• Parabens should also be limited. Parabens are a family of chemicals used a preservatives in cosmetic products, food and drugs to protect the product against microorganisms. The most common parabens used in beauty products are methylparaben, propylparaben, ethylparaben and butylparaben. Parabens are usually found in makeup, shaving products, hair products and moisturizers. Studies are still being studied and conducted to determine the safety of parabens.

According to Breast Cancer prevention partners, here are six safe cosmetic tips for African American women

(edited for space), • Skip toxic hair products. Go natural • Request safe neutralizing shampoo and conditioners at salons. Ask stylists to avoid formaldehyde-releasing preservatives.

• Avoid nail polishes that include toxic ingredients • Reduce use of products with added fragrance • Read labels closely and find safer alternatives, there are apps and websites available to assist such as ThinkDirty, Healthy Living and Good Guide by EWG. According to Dr. Shyamali Singhal, Surgical Oncologist and founder of Hope & Beauty writes, “On the whole, cosmetics and personal care products don’t carry the levels of toxins needed to cause cancer.

Bigger concerns are skin irritations and lack of proper cosmetic hygiene.

Still, the American Cancer Society says that health hazards linked to long-term exposure of toxins cannot be entirely ruled out.”

It is important that African American women begin to pay more attention to the ingredients in the beauty products they use. Not only pay attention but make adjustments and possibly substitutions to current beauty products for safer alternatives. Use information on websites that help to explain product ingredients and their potential harm. African American women can also advocate for more studies related to carcinogens in beauty products and increased regulation by organizations such as the FDA.

7

City News

National Public Housing Museum to Call Chicago Home

By Sharice Bradford CNW Staff Writer

O

n Oct. 11, City officials, museum staff, former residents and advocates broke ground on the future home of the National Public Housing Museum. The museum will be located at the remaining building of the Jane Addams homes on Chicago’s West Side, 1322 West Taylor. The museum will be moving from its current home of the past 10 years at 625 N. Kingsbury. Slated to open in 2023, the museum will include 15 mixed income residential units in partnership with the Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) and Related Midwest, an area developer. The museum’s contractor Cornelius Griggs grew up in Cabrini Green, so the connection to public housing extends through the contractor. The $16 million museum will be a 45,000 square foot facility designed by Landon Bone.

Since the creation of public housing in the United States, over 10 million people have called public hous-

ing home. Over the past 30-40 years, many public housing units across the country have been demolished, eliminating a large part of American.

Current and former public housing residents have long advocated for a way to document the history of the institution that impacted the lives of millions of. According to the website:

“The National Public Housing Museum is the first cultural institution in the United States dedicated to interpreting the American experience in public housing.

Public housing has had an enormous and often controversial impact on our nation’s. It has shaped our definition of the public good.”

Plans call for the museum to share the stories of public housing both good and bad. Oral history, art and other media will be used to share the stories and memories. Visitors will also have the opportunity to become involved in public policy reform to help revitalize current. The museum will be a place where discussion will be held not only on systemic racism but on urban planning and other public policy measures.

“The National Public Housing Museum will be a catalyst for change by partnering nationally with others to explore innovative public policy reform in order to reimagine the future of our communities, our society, and the other places we call home,”said Lisa Yun Lee, Executive Director of the National Public Housing Museum The museum plans call for exhibits that display life in public housing during different eras of time. This will allow visitors to connect to the lives of the families that resided in public housing during those areas. The exhibits coupled with the historical recreations planned for the museum will make for a true learning experience for visitors. The museum will also be an African American Historic Site committed to telling the stories that impacted millions of African Americans.

For more information about the museum and to stay up to date on construction development and events visit: https://www. nphm.org

8

October 26 - November 1, 2022

Cannabis Corner

Is CBD for Me?

By Mila K Marshall CNW Staff Writer

Hemp

tomers to have their own experience with cannabis that doesn’t get you high.

“Customers should know hemp

is an under tapped industry in some ways. “The

will NOT get you high but many of

industry can be very lucrative,” shared Dwayne

my customers have shared that our

Hirsch, native Chicagoan and co-founder of

CBD infused products have assist-

The Green Toad Hemp Farm, “cultivator, ex-

ed them with everything from pain,

tractor and retailer all have different financial

anxiety to helping with their sleep

minimums and also have different revenue

apnea” - Ms. Tiffany Joi

streams” he continued. Cannabis is a diverse

Many of her customers are women

industry. Medical marijuana, recreational and

between the ages of 35-55 as well

industrial hemp are all re-entering the economy

as angel buyers who share products

with the latter more accessible for consumers

with elders who are often more hes-

and entrepreneurs.

itant with experimenting with can-

Industrial hemp is cultivated for its fibers to

nabis.

create a variety of products. Milk, plastic, nail

Delta-8 THC another hemp de-

polish, biofuel, clothing, building materials and

rived substance is yet another op-

more. This ancient crop is beyond impressive

portunity for exploring and ex-

with its ability to grow in nutrient poor soils

perimenting with cannabis for

and even has been shown to successfully re-

entrepreneurs and consumers. “The

move contaminants like heavy metals from

market is speaking” says Dwayne

soils, which for a city with acres of vacant lots

“some states are banning delta-8

in industrial corridors it illuminates the possibil-

THC and others are charging higher

ities of nature-based solutions and local supply

tax.”

chains for raw materials. For most consumers

As far as the opportunities in this

hemp derived CBD is their only connection to the plant.

CBD is sourced from the flowers and leaves of the hemp plant, while the hemp used to make other items is sourced from different parts of the crop. So, hemp plant flowers and leaves are used to extract CBD from, that concentrate is then used in the creation of secondary products for humans and even animals.

These products while diverse on the shelves of your local corner stores aren’t accessible to just anyone, you still must be at least 21 to purchase CBD products in Illinois also. you do not need to have a medical marijuana card to purchase CBD infused products.

One thing of note is that hemp derived CBD was made federally legal in the 2018 U.S. Farm Bill. The historic legislation opened up opportunities for farmers, processors and retailers to redirect acres and efforts to an agricultural commodity that quite honestly was only naughty by nature. When the federal government made cannabis illegal it had no regard for the farmers and

October 26 - November 1, 2022

billion-dollar industry Dwayne says, products that made use of the indus- Ms. Tiffany Joi owner and founder of trial crop.

Hemp Heals Body Shop Inc.

“The legislation of hemp on a federal level created the opportunity for us to get into the industry; there is a lot more work to be done to bring CBD to the mass market” - Dwayne Hirsch There is no shortage of new products hitting Chicago shelves, and the industry has seen tremendous growth.

In 2019 total CBD sales were around $845 million with estimates of U.S. sales reaching $1.9 billion this year and $11 billion by 2027.

Hemp has proven healthy for our economy and entrepreneurs. Ms. Tiffany Joi owner and founder of Hemp Heals Body Shop Inc. is a believer in the bud’s benefits for whole body wellness.

“When purchasing CBD products be sure you’re buying from a credible source” says Ms. Tiffany Joi. Her

“I do encourage everyone who wants to get into the cannabis business to get in the industry but only

after knowing exactly what you want to do and the model for your business.”

Ms. Tiffany Joi suggests entrepreneurs and investors to network, learn and meet as many people with different roles in the industry as possible.

“Knowing where to source high quality CBD if you are not making it yourself is really important. Doing your homework and having the right network can save you thoughts of dollars” she shares.

With so many pathways into the industry Dwayne and Ms. Tiffany Joi both agree that there’s enough room for marijuana minded folks to begin their cannabis journey in hemp, and buyers should keep being curious to find the right products for themselves.

company is one of many CBD businesses inviting cus-

9

Health/Healthy Living

There’s Still Hope in the

Fight Against Breast Cancer

By Theresa Horton CNW Contributor October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which is an annual movement to raise awareness about magnitude of breast cancer. The last couple of years have been especially challenging for the medical field due to the pandemic. Patients encountered issues with early detections, in-person doctor visits, and access to routine screenings. Behind every diagnosis is a story and we have an oncologist and survivor willing to share their stories.

Shaina Rozell MD/MPH Hematology/Oncology

F

or the past six years, Dr. Shaina Rozell, has worked as an Oncologist at Affiliated Oncology. As a result, she works at several Advocate medical centers around the city of Chicago. When she was a young girl, her grandmother used to call her Dr. Rozell. She went to Stanford University and Northwestern University for a dual master’s, including her Medical Degree. She decided to focus on cancer after her residency at the Mayo Clinic. She was

also motivated by her aunt having breast cancer and being an advocate for patients that look like her.

According to Dr. Rozell, the biggest misconception about cancer is that the patients will die. Thankfully, she has experienced the opposite; she has numerous survivors across various demographics. She encourages people to take ownership of their health. Dr. Rozell noticed that the patients are being diagnosed incredibly young. This could be attributed to numerous factors, including genetics, obesity, lack of access to health care, and food deserts. Also, her patients are being diagnosed with “HEwR 2 Positive,” one of the most aggressive forms of breast cancer. Survival success has been attributed to patients responding well to enhancements in medication and treatment options.

She became increasingly curious about the cause of cancer. She went to California to receive additional medical training to identifying high-risk genetic patterns. Genetic testing has helped her in her efforts to help prevent this dreadful disease. In addition to working at the private practice, Dr. Rozell runs the Genetics department at Advocate Christ hospital. Where she encourages her patients and families to get genetic testing. African

American women are diagnosed with more aggressive and later stages of cancer. Most of them are too busy to make the mammogram appointments or scared to acknowledge the symptoms. Some patients do not want to seek medical intervention because they don’t trust healthcare professionals.

Dr. Rozell’s mission is to encourage the African American community to open the dialogue. The pandemic interrupted our regular talking spaces, including the beauty shop, barbershop, and Sunday dinner tables. She believes if we communicate more and share our story with others, we will have better outcomes. Please get to know your family medical history; it could help save your life.

Antonia Salters, 5-year Survivor Antonia Salters is a 52-year-old mother of two young men and one granddaughter.

She has worked as a Secretary for the Superintendent of the ECHO Joint Agreement for over 25 years. Her cousin, Lanita, was previously diagnosed with breast cancer which made Antonia very scared about getting mammograms. Antonia did not get her first mammogram until 44 years old. During her third mammogram a mass was found.

Even though she knew cancer survivors and patients, she felt alone in the initial stages. But team of doctors were on top of her care and suggestions for treatment. Her friend and co-worker Ann went to her first surgery consultation.

Ann knew all the questions to ask because she also battled breast cancer. Ann suggested Antonia get a second opinion from the University of Chicago. Antonia was presented with two options for treatment. She decided to get a lumpectomy, chemotherapy, and radiation.

Luckily, this cancer was found during the initial stages, but it was an extremely aggressive type to treat. Antonia credits her success to having a solid support system, including her cousins and friends. Her cousins, Tyeisha, and Lanita went to doctor appointments and chemo treatments with her.

They made sure they kept her laughing and enjoying life. She speaks very highly of the team of doctors and specialists at the University of Chicago. Antonia was motivated by her son and granddaughter. She wanted to ensure she fought hard enough to be here for them.

She has the following advice for breast cancer patients: • Do not be scared, do not freak out • Do your research (talk to doctors and surgeons) • Listen to your body, do not ignore the signs • Do what is best for you, be your own advocate • Get a support system, do not do it alone She stays active and busy as the ambassador to the Cancer Center in Homewood, IL. She gives back to current breast cancer patients by providing care packages. The care packages provide the patients with journals, water bottles, and other products that help them during their journey.

Theresa Horton is a contributing writer for Chicago News Weekly.

Find her on social media @passionateresources.

10

October 26 - November 1, 2022

CNW Announces New Managing Editor Veteran Journalist and Reporter Joins Staff to Lead Editorial Team Chicago News Weekly

welcomes Danielle Sanders as Managing Editor. A Lifelong resident of Chicago’s southside and proud mom of three, Danielle is a multimedia professional with over 20 years of experience as a writer, journalist, and reporter. Most recently, she was the Managing Editor of the Chicago Defender and National News Manager at Real Times Media. In her new role as Managing Editor, Danielle will focus on the day-to-day management of the Chicago News Weekly publication and will report to CNW’S Editor in Chief, Kai EL’ Zabar.

“We are so excited to have Danielle join our team here at Chicago News Weekly. From its inception, CNW has held as our mission to produce content that drives, informs, enlightens and impacts the Black Community on in print, and soon to come on multiple platforms as well. Danielle’s vision fits perfectly with the mission, and we welcome her to the team and see her continuing to bring the news to our readers and develop young writers in the craft.” -Chicago News Weekly President and Publisher, Cheryl Mainor Danielle said joining Chicago News Weekly was an easy decision. “Chicago News Weekly shares my vision for amplifying Black voices in Chicagoland with authenticity, integrity, and credibility. I’m thrilled to join a team of veteran journalists and media professionals and look forward to adding value to the ever-growing Black media landscape in Chicago.”

In addition, Danielle also serves as the official content creator for The Chosen Few DJs, and The Summer Oasis Music Festival held in Idlewild, MI. She is also the Media Relations Manager for Grammy Nominated DJ and Producer, Terry Hunter, and his TsBox Record label and the Imagine No Music Festival held annually in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. A frequent contributor to the Chicago music scene and culture, she is featured in the award-winning documentary film, “Thee Debauchery Ball.” “It Started in Chicago” and the book, “In Their Own Words” by Chosen Few DJ, Jesse Saunders.

Her work has been featured in the Philadelphia Tribune, Afro-American Newspapers, Newsbreak, The Cincinnati Herald, Jacksonville Free Press, The Florida Star, Education Post, Orlando Advocate, Texas Metro NOW News and more.

This is

Sumthin’

October 26 - November 1, 2022

Danielle can be found on social media @ DanieSandersOfficial (IG/FB) and @DanieSanders20 (Twitter)

Hot Topic George Floyd’s Daughter to File $250 Million Lawsuit Against Kanye West

By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent

C

alling comments by Kanye West repugnant, the family of George Floyd said they plan to file a $250 million lawsuit against the troubled superstar.

Filed by Roxie Washington, the mother of Floyd’s daughter, Gianna, the lawsuit includes West, his business partners, and associates for “harassment,” “misappropriation,” “defamation,” and “infliction of emotional distress.”

The suit comes after West’s controversial “Drink Champs” interview in which he stated that Floyd didn’t die from convicted police officer Derek Chauvin’s knee pressed against his neck for more than 9 minutes.

West falsely asserted that Floyd died from fentanyl use and pre-existing medical conditions.

Chauvin, 46, pleaded guilty in federal court earlier this year to charges of depriving Floyd of his constitutional rights.

He’s serving 252 months in prison.

In plea documents, Chauvin agreed that the sentencing for his crime should be based on second-degree murder because he acted willfully and in callous and wanton disregard for the consequences of Floyd’s life.

Further, the Hennepin County Medical Examiner’s Office ruled Floyd’s death a homicide due to Chauvin kneeling on his neck.

“Kanye’s comments are a repugnant attempt to discount George Floyd’s life and to profit from his inhumane death,” Attorney Pat D. Dixon III said in a statement.

“We will hold Mr. West accountable for his flagrant remarks against Mr. Floyd’s legacy.”

Lee Merritt, the attorney for Floyd’s other family members, also issued a cease-and-desist letter to West for his comments.

While the law renders it virtually impossible to defame a dead individual, Merritt cautioned that the family might sue West for his false statements.

“Claiming Floyd died from fentanyl and not the brutality established criminally and civilly undermines and diminishes the Floyd family’s fight,” Merritt said.

Another of Gianna’s attorneys, Kay Harper Williams, also scolded West.

“Free Speech Rights do not include harassment, lies, misrepresentation, and the misappropriation of George Floyd’s legacy,” Williams asserted.

“Some words have consequences, and Mr. West will be made to understand that.”

Meanwhile, West’s episode of Drink Champs was pulled.

“Drink Champs prides itself on its ability to allow a free flow of ideas within the hip-hop community,” a representative for the program told The Hollywood Reporter.

“That being said, unfortunately, the recent interview with Kanye West contained false and hurtful information regarding the circumstances surrounding the murder of George Floyd.”

According to NPR, Drink Champs host N.O.R.E called into Hot 97’s Ebro in the Morning to talk about the episode and issued an apology.

“I’m sorry,” he said. “I can sit there and say, ‘That’s only Kanye West. It’s only what he said.’

But I have a responsibility when I have an audience. When I watched myself, I was embarrassed. I was like, ‘Wait a minute? You just let him say that?’ I’m irresponsible for letting it go.”

“Free Speech Rights do not include harassment, lies, misrepresentation, and the misappropriation of George Floyd’s legacy,” asserted attorney for Floyd’s daughter Gianna, Kay Harper Williams. “Some words have consequences, and Mr. West will be made to understand that.” (Photo: Kanye West at the Vanity Fair kickoff party for the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival. / Wikimedia Commons)

11

cnw Entertainment

Nothing Is Impossible with Chicago Actor

Harry Lennix

By: Danielle Sanders, CNW Managing Editor

C

hicago born and raised actor Harry Lennix is a distinguished actor and producer with an impressive career spanning 40 years. For the past nine seasons, audiences have enjoyed him as Harold Cooper on NBCs “The Blacklist.”

He currently stars in the inspirational film, “Nothing is Impossible,” streaming exclusively on the faith and family friendly streaming service, Pure Flix.

Nothing is impossible is a film about second chances and tells the story of Scott Beck as a former high school basketball star who receives a second chance at life and love decades later, when he tries out for professional basketball team.

“Everyone has a past, and Scott Beck is no exception,” said actor, producer and Pure Flix co-founder David A.R. White, who plays Scott in the film. “This is an inspiring movie about how our past doesn’t define us and how we can learn from failure in a profound way. That goes for life and love – we see Scott confront past mistakes with his high school girlfriend, Ryan. This may be a movie with basketball in it, but it’s also about love, learning how to trust again and about finding purpose in failure.”

Lennix, who before acting, studied for five years to become a priest in the Dominican Order says doing more faith based and inspirational prog projects is important to him at this stage in his career.

“I don’t think you can separate church and state and the black. I don’t think you can separate the spiritual element

12

of acting in theater and this kind of creative cultural experience in itself. All of these things were born out of religious festivals. So yes, I want to reengage these spiritual instruments within Black culture, because I think people have been trying to separate the two. It’s a great missing ingredient that is easily reintroduced.”

Harry Lennix is a proud product of the South Side and stays connected to the Chicago arts scene. He was recently awarded a grant for the Lillian Marcie Center, a performing arts center in Bronzeville. The center, named after both Lennix’s mother Lillian, and one of his mentor’s Marcela “Marcie “Gill, received capital funding from the state of Illinois in April 2022. Lennix says the building is more than a center, but a holistic arts environment that will include a museum, restaurants, a lecture hall and more. In addition to the theatrical arts, the Lillian Marcie Center will establish relationships within all forms of artistic expression, including dance, oratory, and television and film.

Lennix says the arts community is essential in revitalizing communities such as Brownsville.

“I think that without it, you can’t have an authentic black expression. the only performing arts that are Indigenous to the United States of America is Black culture. These are the only Indigenous, homegrown American art forms, everything else was brought over from Europe or Asia and to some extent, Africa. This culture and artistic expression that is Black culture is that fusion that was grown on this dirt, and this earth and in this soil. To not have that culture

expressed is like leaving the egg out of the cake. When the culture is filtered away or when you call it something that it is not or when you start pushing other agendas, we find ourselves as a people needing other people to speak for us and on our behalf when I think that our expression of ourselves really speaks better for us than any other people could do. I genuinely believe there will not be a true reclaiming of the South side until we bring back what made it special in the first place and that is the performing arts.” earth Lennix says the center is on track to open in the fall. Of 2024. “Nothing is Impossible” is currently streaming on PureFlix.

October 26 - November 1, 2022

OFFICIAL NOTICE OF THE GENERAL ELECTION OFFICIAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a GENERAL ELECTION will be held in the City of Chicago, County of Cook, State of Illinois, on

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2022

The GENERAL ELECTION will be conducted by the Board of Election Commissioners for the City of Chicago. Voters will cast ballots to ELECT candidates to the following offices: US Senator Illinois Governor and Lieutenant Governor Illinois Attorney General Illinois Secretary of State Illinois Comptroller Illinois Treasurer Representatives in Congress State Senator Representatives in the General Assembly Commissioners of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago President of the Cook County Board of Commissioners County Clerk of Cook County Sheriff of Cook County Treasurer of Cook County Assessor of Cook County County Commissioners of Cook County Commissioner of the Board of Review of Cook County Illinois Appellate Court Cook County Circuit and Subcircuit Judges And DECIDE: A Proposed Amendment to the Illinois Constitution A Public Question to the Voters of the Forest Preserve District of Cook County In all precincts, judicial retention questions to decide whether Supreme Court, Appellate Court and Circuit Court Judges shall continue to serve In certain precincts, an ADVISORY referendum on whether trees should be preserved in Jackson Park and South Shore Cultural Center Park in Chicago In certain precincts, an ADVISORY referendum whether to authorize creating a Southeast Mental Health Services district and a related property-tax levy In certain precincts, an ADVISORY referendum whether to authorize creating a West Town and Humboldt Park Mental Health Services district and a related property-tax levy In certain precincts, an ADVISORY referendum whether to reopen closed Chicago Department of Public Health mental health centers In certain precincts, an ADVISORY referendum whether to explore development of Lakeview Dog Park All polling places for said GENERAL ELECTION on November 8, 2022 will be open from 6:00 AM and closed at 7:00 PM. Eligible US citizens (including those who are now age 17 so long as they were born Nov. 8, 2004 or earlier) may register or file a name or address change at their home precinct polling place or available vote center on Election Day. The GENERAL ELECTION will be held in each precinct in each Ward in the City of Chicago and the voting will be at the following polling places, officially selected by the Board of Election Commissioners for the City of Chicago. All polling place locations are subject to change for reasons beyond the control of the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners.

In the event a change occurs before Election Day, the Board will notify the voters by mail and/or post a sign at the former polling place location. If a change occurs for your precinct, you may call the Polling Place Department at 312-269-7976 or visit chicagoelec¬tions.gov to determine the address of your polling place. Polling Place locations in this notice marked with an “x” are not presently 100% compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), but most are still usable for people with disabilities. For more information regarding polling place accessibility, call 312-269-7976.

Need to find your Polling Place? Visit chicagoelections.gov and click on “Your Voter Information.” If you’re not yet registered, enter only your current address to find your polling place for November 8. If you are already registered, enter your address AND last name to check your voter registration status, find a sample ballot, locate your polling place and Early Voting locations, and check the status of your Vote By Mail request. On Election Night, this website will report unofficial election results for precincts in the City of Chicago.

Polling Places By Ward & Precinct -------------------1st Ward Precincts-------------------------------------50th Ward Precincts------------------Board of Election Commissioners For the City of Chicago Marisel A. Hernandez, Chair William J. Kresse, Commissioner/Secretary June A. Brown, Commissioner Charles Holiday Jr., Executive Director

October 26 - November 1, 2022

13

Precinct ADA Location Address 1st Ward Precincts 1 x Brentano School 2723 N Fairfield Ave 2 x Brentano School 2723 N Fairfield Ave 3 x Haas Park 2402 N Washtenaw Ave 4 x Goethe School 2236 N Rockwell St 5 x Goethe School 2236 N Rockwell St 6 x Goethe School 2236 N Rockwell St 7 Darwin School 3116 W Belden Ave 8 x Chase School 2021 N Point St 9 x The Lincoln Lodge 2040 N Milwaukee Ave 10 x The Joinery 2533 W Homer St 11 Maplewood Park 1640 N Maplewood 12 x De Diego Community Academy 1313 N Claremont Ave 13 x Clemente High School 1147 N Western Ave 14 x Wicker Park Senior Housing 2020 W Schiller St 15 Wicker Park Fieldhouse 1425 W Damen Ave 16 x LaSalle II Magnet School 1148 N Honore St 17 Wicker Park Fieldhouse 1425 W Damen Ave 18 x Rudy Lozano School 1501 N Greenview Ave 19 x Rowe Elementary 1424 N Cleaver St 20 x LaSalle II Magnet School 1148 N Honore St 21 x Rowe Elementary 1424 N Cleaver St 22 x Wells Community Academy 936 N Ashland Ave 23 Northwestern Settlement Assoc 1400 W Augusta Bv 24 x Wells Community Academy 936 N Ashland Ave 25 x James Otis School 525 N Armour St 26 x James Otis School 525 N Armour St 2nd Ward Precincts 1 x 680 Lake Res Condo Assoc 680 N Lake Shore Dr 2 x 680 Lake Res Condo Assoc 680 N Lake Shore Dr 3 x Lake Shore Park 808 N Lake Shore Dr 4 x Rubloff Law School NW Univ 420 E Superior St 5 The Fordham Condo Association 25 E Superior St 6 x Lake Shore Park 808 N Lake Shore Dr 7 x Lake Shore Park 808 N Lake Shore Dr 8 The Drake Hotel 140 E Walton Pl 9 x Ogden Elementary School 24 W Walton St 10 Salazar Elementary 160 W Wendell St 11 x Ogden Elementary School 24 W Walton St 12 x Ogden Elementary School 24 W Walton St 13 x State Tower Condo Assoc 1230 N State Pkwy 14 x Eliot House Condo Assoc 1255 N Sandberg Terr 15 x 1st St Pauls Evan Luth Ch 1301 N La Salle Dr 16 The Moody Church 1630 N Clark St 17 x Sandburg Village 1460 N Sandburg Terr 18 x Franklin Fine Arts Ctr 225 W Evergreen Ave 19 x Franklin Fine Arts Ctr 225 W Evergreen Ave 20 x Americana Towers 1640 N Wells St 21 x LaSalle School 1734 N Orleans St 22 x Manierre Elementary School 1420 N Hudson 23 x Newberry School 700 W Willow St 24 x Oscar Mayer School 2250 N Clifton Ave 25 x The Salvation Army 2270 N Clybourn Ave 3rd Ward Precincts 1 x DuSable High School 4934 S Wabash 2 x Stewart Phase 1 400 E 41st St 3 x National Teachers Academy 55 W Cermak Rd 4 x Carter G Woodson Elem School 4414 S Evans 5 x Hendricks School 4316 S Princeton Ave 6 x Chicago Womens Park & Gardens 1801 S Indiana Ave 7 x Lincoln Perry Sr Bldg 3245 S Prairie Ave 8 x Trc Senior Village 346 E 53rd St 9 x South Loop School 1212 S Plymouth Ct 10 x Lake Vista Apartments 1440 S Indiana Ave 11 x Mollison School 4415 S ML King Dr 12 x Luther Terrace 4747 S King Dr 13 x South Loop School 1212 S Plymouth Ct 14 x Old St Marys Church 1500 S Michigan Ave 15 x Cal Met Village 4101 S Calumet Ave 16 x Lake Vista Apartments 1440 S Indiana Ave 17 x T E Brown Apts 3601 S Wells St 18 x Dearborn Homes 2731 S Dearborn St 19 18th & Wabash Corporation 1801 S Wabash Ave 20 x Pioneer Village 340 E 38th St 21 x Old St Marys Church 1500 S Michigan Ave 22 18th & Wabash Corporation 1801 S Wabash Ave 23 x Chicago Bee Library 3647 S State St 24 x Beethoven Elementary School 25 W 47th St 25 x Glessner House Museum 1800 S Prairie Ave 26 x Bronzeville Classical School 8 W Root St 27 x Glessner House Museum 1800 S Prairie Ave 4th Ward Precincts 1 x Canter Middle School 4959 S Blackstone 2 x Shoesmith School 1330 E 50th St 3 x Shoesmith School 1330 E 50th St

14

4 x Mary Jane Richardson Apts 4930 S Langley 5 x Washington Park Apartments 4949 S Cottge Grv 6 x Ariel Community Academy 1119 E 46th St 7 x Shoesmith School 1330 E 50th St 8 x Harper Square Co-Operative 4850 S Lake Park Ave 9 King College Prep 4445 S Drexel Bv 10 x Ariel Community Academy 1119 E 46th St 11 x Kennicott Park 4434 S Lake Park Ave 12 King College Prep 4445 S Drexel Bv 13 x Judge Slater Apartments 740 E 43rd St 14 x Vivian Gordon Harsh Apartments 4227 S Oakenwald Ave 15 x North Eastern University 700 E Oakwood 16 x Lake Parc Apts 3983 S Lake Park Ave 17 x Mandrake Park 3858 S Cottage Grove Ave 18 Lawless Garden Apartments 3550 S Rhodes Ave 19 x John J Pershing Magnet School 3200 S Calumet 20 x Martin L King Library 3436 S M L King Dr 21 x 601 Condominium Assocation 601 E 32nd St 22 South Commons Phase 1 Condo 2921 S Michigan Ave 23 x Prairie Shores Apts 2901 S M L King Dr 24 x Cambridge Manor Apts 2631 S Indiana Ave 25 Michigan Ave Lofts 910 S Michigan Ave 26 x Jones College Prep 700 S State St 27 x Jones College Prep 700 S State St 28 x Jones College Prep 700 S State St 5th Ward Precincts 1 x St Philip Neri School 2110 E 72nd St 2 x Okeefe School 6940 S Merrill Ave 3 x Full Video Production Services Inc 2226 E 71st St 4 x Okeefe School 6940 S Merrill Ave 5 x Okeefe School 6940 S Merrill Ave 6 x Lawrence Hall 1818 E 71st St 7 x Parkside School 6938 S East End Ave 8 x The Parkways 6720 S East End Ave 9 x Parkside School 6938 S East End Ave 10 x South Shore Fine Arts Acdy 1415 E 70th St 11 x Revere School 1010 E 72nd St 12 Montgomery Place 5550 S Shore Dr 13 x Island Terrace Apartments 6430 S Stony Island Ave 14 Park Shore East Elderly 6250 S Harper Ave 15 x Carolan Apts 5480 S Cornell Ave 16 x Murray School 5335 S Kenwood Ave 17 x Congregation Rodfei Zedek 5200 S Hyde Park Bv 18 x Regents Park Apartments 5035 S East End 19 x Newport Condo Assoc 4800 S Chicago Beach Dr 20 x Church of Latter Day Saints 5200 S University Ave 21 x Kozminski Cmty Academy 936 E 54th St 22 x Murray School 5335 S Kenwood Ave 23 x University Park Condo 1450 E 55th Pl 24 x Augustana Lutheran Church 5500 S Woodlawn Ave 25 Ray School 5631 S Kimbark Ave 6th Ward Precincts 1 x Robert Lawrence Senior Housing 655 W 65th St 2 x Vivian Carter Apts 6401 S Yale Ave 3 x St Paul MB Church 6954 S Union Ave 4 x Prairie Haven Homes 301 W Marquette Rd 5 x Lafayette Plaza House 50 W 71st St 6 x Brownell School 6741 S Michigan Ave 7 x Ada S McKinley Apts 661 E 69th St 8 x St Moses The Black Athletic Center 7140 S Calumet Ave 9 x St Moses The Black Athletic Center 7140 S Calumet Ave 10 x Wentworth Haven Homes 7147 S Wentworth Ave 11 x Hamilton Park 513 W 72nd St 12 x Pleasant Green MB Church 7545 S Vincennes Ave 13 x Deneen School 7257 S State St 14 x Tanner School 7350 S Evans Ave 15 x Tanner School 7350 S Evans Ave 16 x Israel Methodist Cmty Church 7614 S Cottage Grove 17 x Ruggles School 7831 S Prairie Ave 18 x Carter Temple Church 7841 S Wabash Ave 19 x Simeon Career Academy 8147 S Vincennes Ave 20 x West Chatham Park 8223 S Princeton Ave 21 x Dixon School 8306 S St Lawrence Ave 22 x Chatham Fields Lutheran Church 8050 S St Lawrence Ave 23 x Chatham Fields Lutheran Church 8050 S St Lawrence Ave 24 x Pirie School 650 E 85th St 25 x Neil School 8555 S Michigan Ave 26 x McDade School 8801 S Indiana Ave 27 x Gillespie School 9301 S State St 7th Ward Precincts 1 x Don Nash Community Center 1833 E 71st St 2 x The Quarry Event Center 2423 E 75th St 3 x South Shore Library 2505 E 73rd St 4 Coles Supportive Living Ctr 7419 S Exchange Ave 5 x Powell Community Center 7511 S South Shore Dr 6 x Powell Community Center 7511 S South Shore Dr

October 26 - November 1, 2022

7 x Excel Academy/ South Shore 7530 S South Shore Dr 8 x Bradwell School 7736 S Burnham Ave 9 x CYC Rebecca Crown Cmty Ctr 7601 S Phillips Ave 10 x CYC Rebecca Crown Cmty Ctr 7601 S Phillips Ave 11 x Coles School 8440 S Phillips Ave 12 x Coles School 8440 S Phillips Ave 13 x Ninos Heroes Elementary School 8344 S Commercial Ave 14 x Epic High School 8255 S Houston Ave 15 x Coles School 8440 S Phillips Ave 16 x Bowen High School 2710 E 89th St 17 x Bowen High School 2710 E 89th St 18 Mahalia Jackson Apts 9177 S South Chicago 19 x Hoyne School 8905 S Crandon Ave 20 x Warren School 9239 S Jeffery Bv 21 x Trinity Hospital 2320 E 93rd St 22 x Warren School 9239 S Jeffery Bv 23 x Compassion Baptist Church 2650 E 95th St 24 x Compassion Baptist Church 2650 E 95th St 25 x Bradley Park 9729 S Yates Bv 26 x Burnham School 9928 S Crandon Ave 27 x Burnham School 9928 S Crandon Ave 28 x Greater St Stephen M B Church 1901 E 95th St 29 x Jeffrey Manor Library 2401 E 100th St 30 x Burnham School 9928 S Crandon Ave 31 x Burnham School 9928 S Crandon Ave 8th Ward Precincts 1 x Eden Supportive Living 7156 S Dorchester Ave 2 x Grand Crossing Pk 7655 S Ingleside Ave 3 x The Montclare Senior Residence 1200 E 78th St 4 So Shore International College Prep 1955 E 75th St 5 So Shore International College Prep 1955 E 75th St 6 x Horace Mann School 8050 S Chappel Ave 7 x Chgo Department On Aging 1767 E 79th St 8 x Christ Apostolic Ch Of America Inc 9011 S Stony Island Ave 9 x Avalon Park School 8045 S Kenwood Ave 10 x Grand Crossing Pk 7655 S Ingleside Ave 11 x Arthur Robert Ashe Jr School 8505 S Ingleside Ave 12 x Avalon Park 1215 E 83rd St 13 x Avalon Park 1215 E 83rd St 14 x Gods House Of All Nations 8409 S Stony Island 15 x Mc Dowell School 1419 E 89th St 16 x Mc Dowell School 1419 E 89th St 17 x Jesse Owens Park 8800 S Clyde Ave 18 x Montclare Senior Residences 9401 S Stony Island Ave 19 x New Bethlehem #4 MB Church 8850 S Cottge Grv 20 x New Bethlehem #4 MB Church 8850 S Cottge Grv 21 x Imani Village 901 E 95th St 22 x Harold Washington School 9130 S University Ave 23 x Schmid School 9755 S Greenwood Ave 24 x London Towne House 901 E 100th Pl 25 x Coles School 8440 S Phillips Ave 26 x Burnside School 650 E 91st Pl 27 x Avalon Park School 8045 S Kenwood Ave 28 x Harold Washington School 9130 S University Ave 29 x Southlawn Untd Methodist Church 8605 S Cregier Ave 30 So Shore International College Prep 1955 E 75th St 9th Ward Precincts 1 x Kipling School 9351 S Lowe Ave 2 x Drew School 9300 S Princeton Ave 3 x Resurrection Lutheran Church 9349 S Wentworth Ave 4 x Euclid Park 9800 S Parnell Ave 5 x Another Chance Church 9538 S Harvard Ave 6 x Harlan High School 9652 S Michigan Ave 7 x Journey Church of Chicago 424 W 103rd St 8 x Smith Park 9912 S Princeton Ave 9 x Damascus Baptist Church 10014 S Michigan Ave 10 x Pullman Presbyterian Church 550 E 103rd St 11 x Christian Missionary Baptist Church 132 W 104th St 12 x Bennett School 10115 S Prairie Ave 13 x Cullen School 10650 S Eberhart Ave 14 x Corliss Early College Stem 821 E 103rd St 15 x Cullen School 10650 S Eberhart Ave 16 x Roseland Christian Ministries 10858 S Michigan Ave 17 x Lavizzo Elementary School 138 W 109th St 18 x George M Pullman Library 11001 S Indiana Ave 19 x Curtis Elementary School 32 E 115th St 20 x Historic Pullman Foundation 11141 S Cottage Grove 21 x Greater Canaan M B Church 35 W 119th St 22 x Curtis Elementary School 32 E 115th St 23 Greater Canaan Mb Ch Adm Building 36 W 119th St 24 x Greater Canaan M B Church 35 W 119th St 25 x West Pullman Park 401 W 123rd St 26 x Jesse Owens Community Academy 12302 S State St 27 x Jesse Owens School 12450 S State St 28 x Dubois School 330 E 133rd St 29 Brown Academy 12607 S Union Ave 30 Brown Academy 12607 S Union Ave

October 26 - November 1, 2022

10th Ward Precincts 1 x Ninos Heroes Elementary School 8344 S Commercial Ave 2 x Sullivan Elementary School 8331 S Mackinaw 3 x Arnold Mireles Academy 9000 S Exchange Ave 4 x Thorp Elementary School 8914 S Buffalo Ave 5 x Calumet Park 9801 S Avenue G 6 x Calumet Park 9801 S Avenue G 7 x Sacred Heart School 2926 E 96th St 8 x Marsh Elementary 9822 S Exchange Ave 9 x Mathew Gallistell Language Academy 10347 S Ewing Ave 10 x Mathew Gallistell Language Academy 10347 S Ewing Ave 11 x Mathew Gallistell Language Academy 10347 S Ewing Ave 12 x Wolfe Park 3325 E 108th St 13 x Addams School 10810 S Avenue H 14 x Addams School 10810 S Avenue H 15 x Addams School 10810 S Avenue H 16 x St Simeon Church 3737 E 114th St 17 x St Simeon Church 3737 E 114th St 18 x Senior Suites of Hegewisch 13550 S Ave O 19 x Clay School 13231 S Burley 20 x Hegewisch Library 3048 E 130th St 21 x Mann Park 2949 E 131 St 22 x Grissom School 12810 S Escanaba Ave 23 x Orville Bright School 10740 S Calhoun Ave 24 Aldridge School 630 E 131st St 25 Aldridge School 630 E 131st St 11th Ward Precincts 1 x Chinatown Library 2100 S Wentworth Ave 2 Haines School 247 W 23rd Pl 3 x Senior Suites Of Bridgeport 2725 S Halsted St 4 x Boathouse at Park #571 2828 S Eleanor St 5 x Holden Elementary School 1104 W 31st St 6 x Holden Elementary School 1104 W 31st St 7 Haines School 247 W 23rd Pl 8 x Long Life Apartments 344 W 28th Pl 9 x Healy School 3010 S Parnell Ave 10 x Armour Square Apts 3146 S Wentworth Ave 11 x Armour Square Apartments 3250 S Wentworth Ave 12 x Armour Square Park 3309 S Shields Ave 13 x Armour Square Park 3309 S Shields Ave 14 x Valentine Boys & Girls Club 3400 S Emerald Ave 15 x Daley Library 3400 S Halsted St 16 x Wilson Park 1122 W 34th Pl 17 x Armour Elementary 950 W 33 Pl 18 x Greene School 3525 S Honore St 19 x Evergreen Academy Middle School 3537 S Paulina St 20 x Donovan Park 3620 S Lituanica Ave 21 x Nativity Of Our Lord 653 W 37th St 22 x Taylor Lauridsen Park 704 W 42nd St 23 x Mc Clellan School 3527 S Wallace St 12th Ward Precincts 1 x Greene School 3525 S Honore St 2 x Burroughs School 3542 S Washtenaw Ave 3 x Thomas Early Childhood Center 3625 S Hoyne 4 x McKinley Park 2210 W Pershing Rd 5 x Everett School 3419 S Bell Ave 6 x Burroughs School 3542 S Washtenaw Ave 7 x Auto Warehouse 4530 S Archer Ave 8 x Hoyne Park 3417 S Hamilton Ave 9 x Aquinas Literacy Center 1751 W 35th St 10 x Columbia Explorers 4520 S Kedzie Ave 11 x Calmeca Academy 3456 W 38th St 12 x Calmeca Academy 3456 W 38th St 13 x Xtreme Fitness 4004 S Archer Ave 14 x Brighton Pk Branch Library 4314 S Archer Ave 15 x Spring Of Life Center 4330 S California Ave 16 x Columbia Explorers 4520 S Kedzie Ave 17 x Brighton Park Elementary School 3825 S Washtenaw Ave 18 x Kelly High School 4136 S California Ave 19 x Blessed Sacrament Parish Ctr 3540 S Hermitage Ave 20 x Davis School Annex 3050 W 39th St 21 x Back of the Yards High School 2111 W 47th St 22 x Spring Of Life Center 4330 S California Ave 13th Ward Precincts 1 x St Marys Parish Center 4626 W 63rd St 2 x Pasteur School 5825 S Kostner Ave 3 x Valley Forge Park 7001 W 59th St 4 x Hancock High School 4034 W 56th St 5 x Good Shepherd Presbyterian Ch 5550 S Merrimac Ave 6 x Kennedy High School 6325 W 56th St 7 x Juanitas Restaurant Banquet Hall 6539 W 63rd St 8 x Fleming School 4918 W 64th St 9 x Valley Forge Park 7001 W 59th St 10 x Kennedy High School 6325 W 56th St 11 x Hale School 6140 S Melvina Ave 12 x American Legion Clearing Post 600 4352 W 63rd St 13 x Dore Elementary School 7134 W 65th St

15

14 x Minuteman Park 5940 S Central Ave 15 x Bella Banquets 6053 W 63rd St 16 x Grimes School 5450 W 64th Pl 17 x Lee School 6448 S Tripp Ave 18 x Christian Fellowship Church 4220 W 59th St 19 x Blair Early Childhood Center 6751 W 63rd Pl 20 x Blair Early Childhood Center 6751 W 63rd Pl 21 x Hale School 6140 S Melvina Ave 22 x Sunueva Laundromat 4314 W Marquette Rd 23 x Valley Forge Park 7001 W 59th St 24 x Grimes School 5450 W 64th Pl 25 x St Marys Parish Center 4626 W 63rd St 26 x Pasteur School 5825 S Kostner Ave 27 x West Lawn Branch Library 4020 W 63rd St 28 x Lee School 6448 S Tripp Ave 29 x Westlawn Park 4233 W 65th St 30 x Kinzie Elementary School 5625 S Mobile Ave 31 x Dore Early Childhood Center 6108 S Natoma Ave 32 x Kinzie Elementary School 5625 S Mobile Ave 33 x M. Martinez Funeral Home 5804 W 63rd St 34 x Dore Early Childhood Center 6108 S Natoma Ave 35 x Hale School 6140 S Melvina Ave 36 x Mariscos La Diabla Restaurant 4222 W 63rd St 37 x Valley Forge Park 7001 W 59th St 38 x Central Chapels 6158 S Central Ave 39 x Kennedy High School 6325 W 56th St 40 x Kinzie Elementary School 5625 S Mobile Ave 14th Ward Precincts 1 x Eberhart School 3430 W 65th Pl 2 x Edwards School 4815 S Karlov Ave 3 x Sandoval School 5534 S Saint Louis Ave 4 x Southwest Regional Ctr 6117 S Kedzie Ave 5 x Tonti Elementary School 5815 S Homan Ave 6 x Sawyer School 5248 S Sawyer Ave 7 x St Richard Parish Center 5030 S Kostner Ave 8 x St Richard Parish Center 5030 S Kostner Ave 9 x Chicago Lawn Branch Library 6120 S Kedzie Ave 10 x Scelebrations 5409 S Kedzie Ave 11 x Nightingale School 5250 S Rockwell St 12 x Senior Suites of Gage Park 3244 W 59th St 13 x Polish Highlanders 4808 S Archer Ave 14 x Talman Elementary 5450 S Talman Ave 15 x Lawn Terrace Apartments 3214 W 63rd Pl 15th Ward Precincts 1 x Graham School Annex 745 W 45th St 2 x Graham School Annex 745 W 45th St 3 x Tilden High School 4747 S Union Ave 4 x Immaculate Heart of Mary Church 4515 S Ashland Ave 5 x Seward Communication Arts Academy 4600 S Hermitage Ave 6 x St Michael Social Center 1936 W 48th St 7 x Daley Elementary School 5024 S Wolcott Ave 8 x Shields Middle School 2611 W 48th St 9 x Christopher School 5042 S Artesian Ave 10 x Christopher School 5042 S Artesian Ave 11 x Gage Park High School 5630 S Rockwell St 12 x 5 Estrellas Restaurant 2908 W 59th St 13 x Marquette School 6550 S Richmond St 14 x Marquette School 6550 S Richmond St 15 x Marquette School 6550 S Richmond St 16 x Marquette School 6550 S Richmond St 17 x Marquette School 6550 S Richmond St 18 x West Englewood Library 1745 W 63rd St 19 Nazarene All Nations Church 6502 S Ashland Ave 20 x Shields Middle School 2611 W 48th St 16th Ward Precincts 1 x Holmes Elementary School 955 W Garfield Bv 2 x Access Center for Discovery and Learning 5139 S Ashland Ave 3 x Charles W Earle Elementary School 2040 W 62nd St 4 x New St. Paul C.O.G.I.C. 2113 W Marquette Rd 5 x Anna R Langford Cmty Academy 6010 S Throop St 6 x Claremont Academy 2300 W 64th St 7 x Horizon Science Academy Southwest 5401 S Western Ave 8 x Basil Charter School 1816 W Garfield Bv 9 x Abundant Blessings Church 1316 W 63rd St 10 x Providence Englewood 6515 S Ashland Ave 11 x Bass School 1140 W 66th St 12 x Access Center for Discovery and Learning 5139 S Ashland Ave 13 x First St Peter MB Church of Chicago 5524 S Ashland Ave 14 x Bond School 7050 S May St 15 x West Haven Homes 850 W Garfield Bv 16 x Hope School 5515 S Lowe Ave 17 x Iman 2755 W 63rd St 18 x Iman 2755 W 63rd St 19 x Morrill School 6011 S Rockwell St 20 x Montclare Englewood 6332 S Green St 21 x Nicholson School 6006 S Peoria St 22 x Abundant Life M.B. Church 2306 W 69th St

16

23 x Morrill School 6011 S Rockwell St 24 x New St. Paul C.O.G.I.C. 2113 W Marquette Rd 25 x Nicholson School 6006 S Peoria St 17th Ward Precincts 1 x Tarkington School 3330 W 71st St 2 x McKay School 6901 S Fairfield Ave 3 x The Victory Missionary Baptist Ch 7106 S Rockwell St 4 x Randolph School 7316 S Hoyne Ave 5 x Rose Of Light M B Church 1302 W 74th St 6 x Murray Park 1743 W 73rd St 7 x Stir Up The Gifts Ministries Church 7236 S Ashland Ave 8 x Rose Of Light M B Church 1302 W 74th St 9 x Stagg School 7424 S Morgan St 10 x Oglesby School 7641 S Peoria St 11 x Montessori Englewood 6936 S Hermitage 12 x Montessori Englewood 6936 S Hermitage 13 x Wentworth School 7007 S Loomis St 14 x Stagg School 7424 S Morgan St 15 x Barton School 7650 S Wolcott Ave 16 x Zion Hill Bapt Church 1460 W 78th St 17 x Oglesby School 7641 S Peoria St 18 x Joplin School 7931 S Honore St 19 x Joplin School 7931 S Honore St 20 x Barton School 7650 S Wolcott Ave 21 x Commonwealth Community Church 140 W 81st St 22 x Cook School 8150 S Bishop St 23 x Continental Plaza Apartments 1330 W 76th St 24 x Oglesby School 7641 S Peoria St 25 x Cook School 8150 S Bishop St 26 x New Pisgah Haven Homes 8005 S Racine Ave 27 x Holiness Is The Way Church 8210 S Racine Ave 28 x Faith Lutheran Church 8300 S Sangamon St 29 x Gresham School Of Excellence 8510 S Green St 18th Ward Precincts 1 x New Nation Anoited Ministries 1700 W 87th St 2 x Foster Park School 8530 S Wood St 3 x Greater Walters Ame Zio Church 8422 S Damen Ave 4 x Liberty Temple 2247 W 79th St 5 x Bethel Apostolic Church 2122 W 79th St 6 x Wrightwood Senior Apts 2815 W 79th St 7 x Hayes Park 2936 W 85th St 8 Carroll School 2929 W 83rd St 9 x Hayes Park 2936 W 85th St 10 x New Foundation of Hope Inc 8148 S Kedzie Ave 11 x Randolph School 7316 S Hoyne Ave 12 x Rosenwald School 2601 W 80th St 13 x Owen Scholastic Academy 8247 S Christiana Ave 14 x Senior Suites of Marquette Village 7430 S Rockwell St 15 x Monument of Faith Church 2750 W Columbus Ave 16 x Monument of Faith Church 2750 W Columbus Ave 17 x Lionel Hampton School 3434 W 77th St 18 x First Christian Church of Chicago 3600 W 79th St 19 x Dawes Elementary School 3810 W 81st St 20 x Bogan Park Field House 3939 W 81st St 21 x Kiara Dance Arts Studio 3414 W 79th St 22 x Durkin Park Elementary 8445 S Kolin Ave 23 x Scottsdale Park 4637 W 83rd St 24 x Scottsdale Branch Library 4101 W 79th St 25 x Stevenson School 8010 S Kostner Ave 26 x Stevenson Middle School 4350 W 79th St 19th Ward Precincts 1 x Sutherland School 10015 S Leavitt St 2 x Bethlehem Evan Luth Church 9401 S Oakley Ave 3 x McGann Funeral Home 10727 S Pulaski Rd 4 x Chgo H S For Agricultural Science 3857 W 111th St 5 x Bethlehem Evan Luth Church 9401 S Oakley Ave 6 x Keller Regional Gifted Ctr 3020 W 108th St 7 x Beverly Arts Center 2407 W 111th St 8 x Esmond School 1865 W Montvale Ave 9 x Morgan Park High School 1744 W Pryor 10 x Kellogg School 9241 S Leavitt St 11 x Chgo H S For Agricultural Science 3857 W 111th St 12 x Sisters of Mercy 10024 S Central Park Ave 13 x Bethany Union Church 1750 W 103rd St 14 x Smith Village 2320 W 113th Pl 15 x Cassell Elementary School 11314 S Spaulding Ave 16 x Crosswinds Church 10835 S Pulaski Rd 17 x Kennedy Park District 11320 S Western Ave 18 x Mt Greenwood Elementary 10841 S Homan Ave 19 x Trinity United Methodist Church 9848 S Winchester Ave 20 x Esmond School 1865 W Montvale Ave 21 x Cassell Elementary School 11314 S Spaulding Ave 22 x Sutherland School 10015 S Leavitt St 23 x First Friends Evangelical 10749 S Artesian Ave 24 x Mt Greenwood Elementary 10841 S Homan Ave 25 x Kellogg School 9241 S Leavitt St 26 x Deja Hue Art 10505 S Western Ave

October 26 - November 1, 2022

27 x Bethany Union Church 1750 W 103rd St 28 x Barnard School 10354 S Charles St 29 x Keller Regional Gifted Ctr 3020 W 108th St 30 x Mt Greenwood Elementary 10841 S Homan Ave 31 x Clissold Elementary School 2350 W 110th Pl 32 x Kennedy Park District 11320 S Western Ave 33 x Mount Greenwood Library 11010 S Kedzie Ave 34 x Munroe Park 2617 W 105th St 35 x Donnellan Funeral Home 10525 W Western Ave 36 x Trinity United Methodist Church 9848 S Winchester Ave 20th Ward Precincts 1 x Cesar Chavez School 4747 S Marshfield Ave 2 x Cesar Chavez School 4747 S Marshfield Ave 3 x Richards Academy H S 5030 S Bishop St 4 x Sherman Park 1301 W 52nd St 5 x Sherman School 1000 W 52nd St 6 x Sherman School 1000 W 52nd St 7 x Sherwood Park 5701 S Shields Ave 8 x Urban Prep/Team Englewood 6201 S Stewart Ave 9 x Good Shepherd Tower 55 E Garfield Bv 10 x Carter School 5740 S Michigan Ave 11 x South Land Village Apartments 6253 S Michigan Ave 12 New Beginnings Church 6620 S M L King Jr Dr 13 x Hyde Park West Apartments 5325 S Cottage Grove 14 x North Washington Park Manor 550 E 50th Pl 15 Washington Scene Apts 6001 S Vernon Ave 16 x Midway Plaisance Senior Apt 731 E 60th St 17 x Harris Park 6200 S Drexel 18 x Cornerstone Baptist Church 1210 E 62nd St 19 x Woodlawn Cmty School 6657 S Kimbark Ave 20 x Kenneth Campbell Apartments 6360 S Minerva Ave 21 x Wadsworth Stem School 6650 S Ellis Ave 22 x Emmett L Till School 6543 S Champlain Ave 23 x Minnie Riperton Apartments 4250 S Princeton Ave 21st Ward Precincts 1 x Ada Park 11250 S Ada St 2 x Apostolic Pentecostal Church 11401 S Vincennes Ave 3 Salvation Army Ray/Joan Kroc Corp 1250 W 119th St 4 Higgins School 11710 S Morgan St 5 x Caps 11717 S Halsted St 6 x Major Charles L Hunt VFW Post 344 W 119th St 7 x White Park 1120 W 122nd St 8 x New Covenant Coptic Temple 9306 S Halsted St 9 x Julian High School 10330 S Elizabeth St 10 x Mt Vernon School 10540 S Morgan St 11 x Fernwood Park 10436 S Wallace St 12 x Langston Hughes Elementary 240 W 104th St 13 x Shoop School 1460 W 112th St 14 x Allen Metropolitan Church 10946 S Lowe Ave 15 x Fenger High School 11220 S Wallace St 16 x Shiloah Baptist Church 9211 S Justine St 17 x Fernwood School 10041 S Union Ave 18 x The Powerhouse Chicago House 944 W 103rd St 19 x Wacker School 9746 S Morgan St 20 x Oakdale Park 965 W 95th St 21 x Wendell Green School 1150 W 96th St 22 x Allen Metropolitan Church 10946 S Lowe Ave 23 x Ryder School 8716 S Wallace St 24 x Ryder School 8716 S Wallace St 25 x Mahalia Jackson Elementary School 917 W 88th St 26 x Brainerd Library 1350 W 89th St 27 x Brainerd Senior Ctr 8915 S Loomis St 28 x Brainerd Park 1246 W 92nd St 29 x Brainerd Park 1246 W 92nd St 22nd Ward Precincts 1 x Corkery School 2510 S Kildare Ave 2 x Shedd Park 3660 W 23rd St 3 x Epiphany Parish 2524 S Keeler Ave 4 x Second Federal Bank 3960 W 26th St 5 x Cardenas School 2345 S Millard Ave 6 x Farragut High School 2345 S Christiana Ave 7 x Francisco 1 Madero School 3202 W 28th St 8 x Little Village Elementary School 2620 S Lawndale Ave 9 x Dominguez School 3000 S Lawndale Ave 10 x Gary School 3740 W 31st St 11 x Enlace Chicago 2759 S Harding Ave 12 x Whitney School 2815 S Komensky Ave 13 x Piotrowski Park 4247 W 31st St 14 x Piotrowski Park 4247 W 31st St 15 x Piotrowski Park 4247 W 31st St 16 x Los Amantes 4753 W 47th St 17 x Phoebe A Hearst Elementary School 4640 S Lamon Ave 18 x Leclaire Park 5120 W 44th St 19 x Vittum Park 5010 W 50th St 23rd Ward Precincts 1 x Croatian American Radio Club 7036 W Archer Ave 2 x Byrne School 5329 S Oak Park Ave

October 26 - November 1, 2022

3 x Byrne School 5329 S Oak Park Ave 4 St Daniel the Prophet 5340 S Nashville Ave 5 x Normandy Park 6660 W 52nd St 6 St Daniel the Prophet 5340 S Nashville Ave 7 x Crossroads Community Church 5433 S Austin Ave 8 x Garfield Branch Library 6348 S Archer Ave 9 x Soukal Floral Greenhouse 5336 S Mason Ave 10 x Crossroads Community Church 5433 S Austin Ave 11 x Rhine VFW Post 2729 5858 S Archer Ave 12 x Twain School 5134 S Lotus Ave 13 x Guides Sport Bar 5544 S Archer Ave 14 x Strohacker Park 4347 W 54th St 15 x New Life Community Church 5101 S Keeler Ave 16 x Irene Hernandez Middle School 3510 W 55th St 17 x Los Pequenos Angelitos Day Care 3711 W 55th St 18 x Los Pequenos Angelitos Day Care 3711 W 55th St 19 x Peck School 3826 W 58th St 20 x Peck School 3826 W 58th St 21 x Richardson Middle School 6018 S Karlov Ave 22 x Richardson Middle School 6018 S Karlov Ave 23 x Hubbard High School 6200 S Hamlin 24 x Activa-te 3919 W 63rd St 25 x Iglesia Santa Cruz 6545 S Springfield Ave 26 x Iglesia Santa Cruz 6545 S Springfield Ave 27 x Eberhart School 3430 W 65th Pl 28 x Iglesia Bautista Misionera 6715 S Hamlin Ave 29 x Hurley School 3849 W 69th St 30 x Hurley School 3849 W 69th St 31 x Lawn Lane Bowl 6750 S Pulaski Rd 32 x Hurley School 3849 W 69th Pl 33 x Autumn Green at Midway Village 6700 S Keating Ave 24th Ward Precincts 1 x Enola A Dew Apartments 4623 W Gladys Ave 2 x Sumner School 4320 W Fifth Ave 3 x United Baptist Church 4220 W Roosevelt Rd 4 x Franklin Park Fieldhouse 4320 W 15th St 5 x Roswell B Mason-North Campus 4217 W 18th St 6 x Webster School 4055 W Arthington St 7 x Fizer Temple Cogic 3926 W Roosevelt Rd 8 x Herzl School 3711 W Douglas Bv 9 x William Penn School 1616 S Avers Ave 10 x Faith Community Church 3456 W Flournoy St 11 x John Gregory School 3715 W Polk St 12 x Anton Dvorak School 3615 W 16th St 13 x Douglass Branch Library 3353 W 13th St 14 x Roosevelt Tower #1 3440 W Roosevelt Rd 15 x Kipp Ascend Primary School 1440 S Christiana Ave 16 x Pope 1852 S Albany Ave 17 x Collins Academy High School 1313 S Sacramento Ave 18 x Albany Terrace Apartments 3030 W 21st Pl 19 x Spry School 2400 S Marshall Bv 25th Ward Precincts 1 x Little Village Branch Library 2311 S Kedzie Ave 2 x Francisco 1 Madero School 3202 W 28th St 3 x Hammond Elementary School 2819 W 21st Pl 4 x Finkl Elementary School 2332 S Western Ave 5 x Pickard School 2301 W 21st Pl 6 x Ruiz School 2410 S Leavitt St 7 x Orozco Community Academy 1940 W 18th St 8 x Whittier Elementary 1900 W 23rd St 9 x Harrison Park 1824 S Wood St 10 x Cooper School 1624 W 19th St 11 x Benito Juarez High School 1450 W Cermak Rd 12 Perez Jr School 1241 W 19th St 13 x Jungman School 1746 S Miller St 14 Las Amer Racine Apartments 1611 S Racine Ave 15 x Jungman School 1746 S Miller St 16 x Walsh Elementary School 2015 S Peoria St 17 x Jefferson Square 2164 S Lumber St 26th Ward Precincts 1 x Lloyd School 2103 N Lamon Ave 2 x Pablo Casals School 3501 W Potomac Ave 3 x St Augustine College 3255 W Armitage Ave 4 x Iglesia Evangelica Emanuel 5016 W Armitage Ave 5 x Lowell School 3320 W Hirsch St 6 x Stowe School 3444 W Wabansia Ave 7 x Funston School 2010 N Central Park Ave 8 x McAuliffe Elementary 1841 N Springfield Ave 9 x Pablo Casals School 3501 W Potomac Ave 10 x Association House Of Chicago 1116 N Kedzie Ave 11 x Stowe School 3444 W Wabansia Ave 12 x Lowell School 3320 W Hirsch St 13 x Stowe School 3444 W Wabansia Ave 14 x North Grand High School 4338 W Wabansia Ave 15 x Pritzker College Prep 1923 N Kedvale Ave 16 x Lowell School 3320 W Hirsch St 17 x Yates School 1826 N Francisco Ave

17

18 x Lloyd School 2103 N Lamon Ave 19 x Yates School 1826 N Francisco Ave 20 x Erie Elementary Charter School 1405 N Washtenaw Ave 21 x Hermosa Park 2240 N Kilbourn Ave 22 x Bloomingdale Apartments 1745 N Keystone Ave 23 x Ames Middle School 1920 N Hamlin Ave 24 Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Ctr 4048 W Armitage Ave 25 x Erie Elementary Charter School 1405 N Washtenaw Ave 26 x Urban Theater Company 2620 W Division St 27 x Chi-Arts School 2714 W Augusta Bv 28 x Wright College 1645 N California 29 x Stowe School 3444 W Wabansia Ave 30 x Yates School 1826 N Francisco Ave 31 x McAuliffe Elementary 1841 N Springfield Ave 32 x Moos School 1711 N Californoa Ave 27th Ward Precincts 1 x Northwest Tower Apts 1170 W Erie St 2 x Academy Square Apartments 318 S Throop St 3 x Sr Suites/West Humboldt Park 3656 W Huron St 4 x West Haven Park Apartments 1939 W Lake St 5 x Polaris Charter School 620 N Sawyer Ave 6 x Domain Condo Association 900 N Kingsbury St 7 x Lidia Pucinska Apartments 847 N Greenview Ave 8 x Polaris Charter School 620 N Sawyer Ave 9 x Flannery Homes 1507 N Clybourn Ave 10 x Patrick Sullivan Senior Apartments 1633 W Madison St 11 x The Emily Hotel 311 N Morgan 12 x Zelda Ormes Apartments 116 W Elm St 13 x Noble Square Cooperative 1165 N Milwaukee Ave 14 x New Landmark M B Church 2700 W Wilcox St 15 x Jenner Academy of Arts 1119 N Cleveland St 16 x The Emily Hotel 311 N Morgan 17 x Oakley Square 2334 W Van Buren St 18 x The Habitat Co/West Point Plaza 300 S Damen Ave 19 x Kelly Hall YMCA 824 N Hamlin Ave 20 x Evergreen Tower 1333 N Cleveland Ave 21 x North Park Tower 300 W North Ave 22 x Midwest Terrace Apartments 150 S Campbell Ave 23 Elizabeth Davis Apartments 440 N Drake Ave 24 x Kelly Hall YMCA 824 N Hamlin Ave 25 x Heritage Woods of Chgo 2800 W Fulton St 26 x Cather School 2908 W Washington Bv 27 x St Leonard Ministries 2120 W Warren Bv 28 x Walter Payton College Prep 1034 N Wells 29 x Eckhart Park 1330 W Chicago Ave 28th Ward Precincts 1 x Spencer Technology Academy 214 N Lavergne Ave 2 x Spencer Technology Academy 214 N Lavergne Ave 3 x Greater Holy Temple Ministries 4656 W Erie St 4 x George W Tilton School 223 N Keeler Ave 5 x Fannie Emanuel Apartments 3916 W Washington 6 x Al Raby School / Cmty Environment 3545 W Fulton St 7 x Break Through Urban Ministries 3219 W Carroll Ave 8 x Marshall Metro High School 3250 W Adams 9 x Kellman Corporate Community Sch 3030 W Arthington St 10 x Altgeld Park 515 S Washtenaw Ave 11 x Washington Irving School 749 S Oakley Bv 12 x Mayors People/Disabilities 2102 W Ogden Ave 13 x Stem Academy 1522 W Fillmore St 14 x Circle Park Apartments 1111 S Ashland Ave 15 x George Collins Senior Apartments 1401 S Blue Island Ave 16 x Chicago Tech High School 1301 W 14th St 17 x Thomas Chalmers School 2745 W Roosevelt Rd 18 x Irene McCoy Gaines Apartments 3700 W Congress Pkwy 19 x Melody Stem Sch/Delano Campus 3937 W Wilcox St 20 x St Michaels M B Church 4106 W Monroe St 21 x St Michaels M B Church 4106 W Monroe St 22 x Hefferan School 4409 W Wilcox St 23 x Community Care Center 230 N Kolmar Ave 24 x Clark Park Fieldhouse 4615 W Jackson Bv 25 x Moore Park 5085 W Adams St 26 x Community Care Center 230 N Kolmar Ave 29th Ward Precincts 1 x William E. Dever School 3436 N Osceola Ave 2 Locke School 2845 N Newcastle Ave 3 x Rutherford Sayre Park 6871 W Belden Ave 4 x Sayre School 1850 N Newland Ave 5 x Rutherford Sayre Park 6871 W Belden Ave 6 x Lovett School 6333 W Bloomingdale Ave 7 x Sayre School 1850 N Newland Ave 8 x Galewood Community Church 1776 N Narragansett Ave 9 x Lovett School 6333 W Bloomingdale Ave 10 x Kingdom Builders Ministries Inter 5835 W North Ave 11 x Galewood Park Field House 5729 W Bloomingdale Ave 12 x Young School 1434 N Parkside Ave 13 x Great True Vine M B Church 5936 W Division St 14 x San Kofa Cultural Arts Center 5820 W Chicago Ave

18

15 x Milton Brunson School 932 N Central Ave 16 x San Kofa Cultural Arts Center 5820 W Chicago Ave 17 x Lorraine Hansberry Apartments 5670 W Lake St 18 x Ellington School 243 N Parkside Ave 19 x Oscar De Priest School 139 S Parkside Ave 20 x Ellington School 243 N Parkside Ave 21 x Columbus Park Refectory 5701 W Jackson Bv 22 x Columbus Park 500 S Central Ave 23 x Zoe Life Ministries 3 S Laramie Ave 24 x Austin Senior Satellite Center 5071 W Congress Pkwy 30th Ward Precincts 1 x Chicago Academy 3400 N Austin Ave 2 x St Ferdinand School 3131 N Mason Ave 3 x Disney II Magnet School 3815 N Kedvale Ave 4 x Reinberg School 3425 N Major Ave 5 x Horizon Science Academy 2456 N Mango Ave 6 x Schurz HS 3601 N Milwaukee Ave 7 x St Bartholomew Church 4950 W Addison St 8 x Reilly School 3650 W School St 9 x Chopin Park 3420 N Long Ave 10 x Gray School 3730 N Laramie Ave 11 x Horizon Science Academy 2456 N Mango Ave 12 Alliance of Polish Clubs 5835 W Diversey Ave 13 x Lyon School 2941 N McVicker Ave 14 x Reinberg School 3425 N Major Ave 15 x Reilly School 3650 W School St 16 x Steinmetz School 3030 N Mobile Ave 17 x St Bartholomew Church 4950 W Addison St 18 x Scammon School 4201 W Henderson St 19 x Scammon School 4201 W Henderson St 20 x Scammon School 4201 W Henderson St 21 x Chicago Academy 3400 N Austin Ave 22 x Disney II Magnet School 3815 N Kedvale Ave 23 x St John Episcopal Church 3857 N Kostner Ave 24 x St Bartholomew Church 4950 W Addison St 25 x Gray School 3730 N Laramie Ave 26 x P L Lounge 3456 N Pulaski Rd 31st Ward Precincts - 1 x Resurrected Life Church 4538 W Fullerton Ave 2 x Family & Support Service 3160 N Milwaukee Ave 3 x Schubert School 2727 N Long Ave 4 x Family & Support Service 3160 N Milwaukee Ave 5 x Kelvyn Pk High School 4343 W Wrightwood Ave 6 x Empty Store Front 3051 N Cicero 7 x John Barry Elementary School 2828 N Kilbourn Ave 8 x John Barry Elementary School 2828 N Kilbourn Ave 9 x Falconer School 3020 N Lamon Ave 10 x Aspira Early College High School 3119 N Pulaski Rd 11 x Zumba 3456 N Cicero Ave 12 x Foreman High School 3235 N Le Claire Ave 13 x Foreman High School 3235 N Le Claire Ave 14 x Schubert School 2727 N Long Ave 15 x New Life Family Center 2910 N Central Ave 16 x Schubert School 2727 N Long Ave 17 x North West Community Church 5318 W Diversey Ave 18 x Empty Store Front 3051 N Cicero 19 x North West Community Church 5318 W Diversey Ave 20 x Schubert School 2727 N Long Ave 21 x Windy City Motors 2662 N Cicero Ave 22 x Resurrected Life Church 4538 W Fullerton Ave 23 x Blackhawk Park 2318 N Lavergne Ave 32nd Ward Precincts 1 x Audubon School 3500 N Hoyne Ave 2 x Christian Fellowship Free Church 3425 N Damen Ave 3 x Christian Fellowship Free Church 3425 N Damen Ave 4 x Lincoln Belmont Library 1659 W Melrose St 5 x Saint Luke Church 1500 W Belmont Ave 6 x Saint Luke Church 1500 W Belmont Ave 7 x St Alphonsus 1429 W Wellington Ave 8 x Burley School 1630 W Barry Ave 9 x Jahn School 3149 N Wolcott Ave 10 x Hamlin Park 3035 N Hoyne Ave 11 x Hamlin Park 3035 N Hoyne Ave 12 x Burley School 1630 W Barry Ave 13 x St Alphonsus 1429 W Wellington Ave 14 x Burley School 1630 W Barry Ave 15 x Wayne Wright Amer Lg 1052 1258 W Wrightwood Ave 16 x Wrightwood Park 2534 N Greenview Ave 17 x Alcott College Prep West Campus 2957 N Hoyne Ave 18 x Alcott College Prep West Campus 2957 N Hoyne Ave 19 x Alcott College Prep West Campus 2957 N Hoyne Ave 20 x Wrightwood Park 2534 N Greenview Ave 21 x Holstein Pk 2200 N Oakley Ave 22 x Holstein Pk 2200 N Oakley Ave 23 x The Salvation Army 2270 N Clybourn Ave 24 x Burr School 1621 W Wabansia Ave 25 x Burr School 1621 W Wabansia Ave

October 26 - November 1, 2022

26 x Burr School 1621 W Wabansia Ave 27 x Pulaski School 2230 W McClean Ave 28 x Pulaski School 2230 W McClean Ave 29 x Pulaski School 2230 W McClean Ave 30 x Pulaski School 2230 W McClean Ave 33rd Ward Precincts 1 x Horner Park District 2741 W Montrose Ave 2 x Bateman School 4220 N Richmond 3 x Grover Cleveland School 3121 W Byron St 4 x Concordia Place 3300 N Whipple St 5 x CICS Irving Park School 3820 N Spaulding Ave 6 x CICS Irving Park School 3820 N Spaulding Ave 7 x Henry School 4250 N St Louis Ave 8 x Henry School 4250 N St Louis Ave 9 x Haugan School 4540 N Hamlin Ave 10 Jensen Park 4650 N Lawndale Ave 11 Jensen Park 4650 N Lawndale Ave 12 x Roosevelt High School 3436 W Wilson Ave 13 x Hibbard School 3244 W Ainslie St 14 x Our Lady of Mercy Church 4424 N Troy 15 x Thomas Edison Regional 4929 N Sawyer Ave 16 x Bateman School 4220 N Richmond 17 x Roosevelt High School 3436 W Wilson Ave 34th Ward Precincts 1 x Young High School 220 S Loomis St 2 x Andrew Jackson School 1340 W Harrison St 3 x Andrew Jackson School 1340 W Harrison St 4 x Sheridan Park 910 S Aberdeen St 5 Fosco Pk Fieldhouse 1312 S Racine Ave 6 x Young High School 220 S Loomis St 7 x Hyatt House Chicago Fulton Mkt 105 N May St 8 x James Otis School 525 N Armour St 9 Merit School of Music 38 S Peoria St 10 Merit School of Music 38 S Peoria St 11 x Park Alexandria Condo 125 S Jefferson St 12 x Hampton Inn West Loop 116 N Jefferson St 13 x Willis Tower 237 S Wacker Dr 14 x Kinzie Park Tower 501 N Clinton St 15 x La Quinta Inn & Suites 1 S Franklin St 16 x Jones College Prep 700 S State St 17 x South Loop School 1212 S Plymouth Ct 18 x South Loop School 1212 S Plymouth Ct 19 x National Louis University 18 S Michigan Ave 20 x Harold Washington College 30 E Lake St 35th Ward Precincts 1 x Nixon School 2121 N Keeler 2 Nixon School 2121 N Keeler 3 x Mozart School 2200 N Hamlin Ave 4 x Mozart School 2200 N Hamlin Ave 5 x Latin Amer Motorcycle Assoc 3519 W Fullerton Ave 6 Darwin School 3116 W Belden Ave 7 Monroe School 3651 W Schubert Ave 8 x Latin Amer Motorcycle Assoc 3519 W Fullerton Ave 9 x Logan Sq Library 3030 N Mobile Ave 10 x Kosciuszko Park 2732 N Avers Ave 11 Monroe School 3651 W Schubert Ave 12 Logandale Middle Annex Sch 3212 W George St 13 x St Hyacinth School 2845 N Lawndale Ave 14 x St Hyacinth School 2845 N Lawndale Ave 15 Logandale Middle Annex Sch 3212 W George St 16 Logandale Middle Annex Sch 3212 W George St 17 x Lane Tech HS 2501 W Addison St 18 x Avondale Park 3516 W School St 19 x Concordia Place 3300 N Whipple St 20 x Brands Park District 3259 N Elston Ave 21 x Murphy School 3539 W Grace St 22 x Congregation of the Resurrection Bldg 3633 N California Ave 36th Ward Precincts 1 x Schorsch Vlg Improvement Assn 6940 W Belmont Ave 2 Locke School 2845 N Newcastle Ave 3 Locke School 2845 N Newcastle Ave 4 Locke School 2845 N Newcastle Ave 5 x Armed Forces VFW Post #8322 6940 W Diversey Ave 6 x St William Catholic Church Convent 2601 N Sayre Ave 7 x Steinmetz School 3030 N Mobile Ave 8 x Rutherford Sayre Park 6871 W Belden Ave 9 x Burbank Elementary School 2035 N Mobile Ave 10 Prieto Math & Science Academy 2231 N Central Ave 11 Prieto Math & Science Academy 2231 N Central Ave 12 x St Stanislaus Church 2318 N Lorel Ave 13 x Lloyd School 2103 N Lamon Ave 14 x West Park Academy 1425 N Tripp Ave 15 x Apostolic Assembly 1326 N Hamlin Ave 16 x Cameron School 1234 N Monticello Ave 17 x Scattered Sites 925 N California Ave 18 x Smith Park 2526 W Grand Ave

October 26 - November 1, 2022

19 x Chopin School 2450 W Rice St 20 x Chopin School 2450 W Rice St 21 x Smith Park 2526 W Grand Ave 22 x Create Your Own Space Studio 937 N Western Ave 23 Ukranian Village Cultural Ctr 2247 W Chicago Ave 24 Ukranian Village Cultural Ctr 2247 W Chicago Ave 25 x Talcott School 1840 W Ohio St 26 x Commercial Park 1845 W Rice St 27 x Talcott School 1840 W Ohio St 37th Ward Precincts 1 x Austin Campus 231 N Pine Ave 2 x Chgo Northside New Hope Church 4255 W Division St 3 x New Galilee Baptist Church 431 N Laramie Ave 4 x Hamlett Isom Cme Church 5446 W Division St 5 x Henry Nash School 4837 W Erie St 6 x Christ Lutheran Church 5335 W LeMoyne St 7 x Brian Piccolo School 1040 N Keeler Ave 8 x John Hay Cmty Academy 1018 N Laramie Ave 9 x New wGreater True Light MB Church 5401 W Chicago Ave 10 x Rock of Salvation Church 5350 W Bloomingdale Ave 11 x Austin Campus 231 N Pine Ave 12 x Heritage Intl Christian Church 5320 W North Ave 13 x Orr Academy High School 730 N Pulaski Rd 14 x Lafollette Park 1333 N Laramie Ave 15 x Bethel Small Business Ctr 1150 N Lamon Ave 16 x Grace and Peace Church 1856 N LeClaire Ave 17 x Howe School Of Excellence 720 N Lorel Ave 18 x W.A. Kelly Community Center 832 N Central Ave 19 x Orr Academy High School 730 N Pulaski Rd 20 x Ronald E McNair School 4820 W Walton St 21 x Augusta Play Ground 4433 W Augusta Bv 22 x El Mexico Moderno Ball Room 1645 N Cicero Ave 38th Ward Precincts 1 x Our Lady Mother Of The Church 8747 W Lawrence Ave 2 x Canty School 3740 N Panama Ave 3 x Canty School 3740 N Panama Ave 4 x St Francis Borgia Church 8025 W Addison St 5 x St Francis Borgia Church 8025 W Addison St 6 x Canty School 3740 N Panama Ave 7 x William E. Dever School 3436 N Osceola Ave 8 x William E. Dever School 3436 N Osceola Ave 9 x Dunning Public Library 7455 W Cornelia Ave 10 x William E. Dever School 3436 N Osceola Ave 11 x Wright College 4300 N Narragansett Ave 12 x Bridge School 3800 N New England Ave 13 x Bridge School 3800 N New England Ave 14 x Shabbona Park 6935 W Addison St 15 x Merrimac Park 6343 W Irving Park 16 x Shabbona Park 6935 W Addison St 17 x Dunham Park 4638 N Melvina Ave 18 x Smyser School 4310 N Melvina Ave 19 x Austin-Irving Library 6100 W Irving Park Rd 20 x Smyser School 4310 N Melvina Ave 21 x St Mary Romanian Ch 4225 N Central Ave 22 x Thorp Academy 6024 W Warwick Ave 23 x Chgo Fil-Am Seventh Day Adventist 3920 N Central Ave 24 x St Mary Romanian Ch 4225 N Central Ave 25 x Portage Park School 5330 W Berteau Ave 39th Ward Precincts 1 x Sauganash Park District 5861 N Kostner Ave 2 x Senate Apartments 5801 N Pulaski Rd 3 x St Edward Parish 4350 W Sunnyside Ave 4 x Sauganash Park District 5861 N Kostner Ave 5 x Palmer School 5051 N Kenneth Ave 6 x Haugan School 4540 N Hamlin Ave 7 x Mayfair Library 4400 W Lawrence Ave 8 x Salvation Army Mayfair Church 5020 N Pulaski Rd 9 x Mayfair Commons 4444 W Lawrence Ave 10 x Eugene Field Pk District 5100 N Ridgeway Ave 11 x Palmer School 5051 N Kenneth Ave 12 x Hollywood Park 3312 W Thorndale Ave 13 x Mayfair Park District 4550 W Sunnyside Ave 14 x Sauganash School 6040 N Kilpatrick 15 x Peterson School 5510 N Christiana Ave 16 x St Edward Parish 4350 W Sunnyside Ave 17 x Rosedale Park 6312 W Rosedale Ave 18 x Rosedale Park 6312 W Rosedale Ave 19 x North Pk Covenant Church 5250 N Christiana Ave 20 x Collettis 5707 N Central Ave 21 x Independence Park 3945 N Springfield Ave 22 x Imperial Realty Company 4001 W Devon Ave 23 x Forest Preserve Dist CC 6100 N Central Ave 24 x Irving Pk Luth Church 4057 N Harding Ave 25 x Volta School 4950 N Avers Ave 26 x Volta School 4950 N Avers Ave 27 Solomon School 6206 N Hamlin Ave

19

28 x Albany Park Cmty Ctr 5101 N Kimball Ave 29 x Palmer School 5051 N Kenneth Ave 30 x Brynford Bible Church 5700 N Pulaski Rd 31 x Sauganash Park District 5861 N Kostner Ave 32 x Trinity Lutheran Ch 5106 N Lacrosse Ave 33 x Edgebrook Library 5331 W Devon Ave 34 x Edgebrook Library 5331 W Devon Ave 35 x Northside College Prep 5501 N kedzie Ave 40th Ward Precincts 1 x Warren Park 6601 N Western Ave 2 Daniel Hudson Burnham Apts 1930 W Loyola Ave 3 x Emmerson Park District 1820 W Granville Ave 4 x Mather High School 5835 N Lincoln Ave 5 x Napleton Northwestern Chrysler 5950 N Western Ave 6 x G & A Sr Residence/Ravenswood 1818 W Peterson Ave 7 Schneider Apartments 1750 W Peterson Ave 8 x Napleton Northwestern Chrysler 5950 N Western Ave 9 x Budlong School 2701 W Foster Ave 10 x Peterson Plaza Apartments 5969 N Ravenswood Ave 11 x Budlong School 2701 W Foster Ave 12 x Chappell Elementary 2135 W Foster Ave 13 x Chappell Elementary 2135 W Foster Ave 14 x Passages Elementary School 1643 W Bryn Mawr 15 x Passages Elementary School 1643 W Bryn Mawr 16 x Amundsen High School 5110 N Damen Ave 17 River Park District 5100 N Francisco Ave 18 x St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Ch 2728 W Carmen Ave 19 x Gateway to Learning 4925 N Lincoln Ave 20 x Amundsen High School 5110 N Damen Ave 21 x Amundsen High School 5110 N Damen Ave 22 x D A N K Haus 4740 N Western Ave 23 x Cambodian Association of Illinois 2831 W Lawrence Ave 41st Ward Precincts 1 x St Joseph Ukranian Church 5000 N Cumberland Ave 2 x Pavillion Apts 5441 N East River Rd 3 x Dirksen Elementary School 8601 W Foster Ave 4 x St Eugene Church 5220 N Canfield Ave 5 x Oriole Park 5430 N Olcott Ave 6 x Oriole Park 5430 N Olcott Ave 7 Oriole Pk School 5424 N Oketo Ave 8 Oriole Pk School 5424 N Oketo Ave 9 x Garvey School 5225 N Oak Park Ave 10 x Saint Monica School 5115 N Mont Clare Ave 11 x Garvey School 5225 N Oak Park Ave 12 x Beard School 6445 W Strong St 13 x Beard School 6445 W Strong St 14 x Garvey School 5225 N Oak Park Ave 15 x Edison Pk Elementary 6220 N Olcott Ave 16 x Edison Pk Elementary 6220 N Olcott Ave 17 x Norwood Park School 5900 N Nina Ave 18 x Norwood Park School 5900 N Nina Ave 19 x Norwood Park School 5900 N Nina Ave 20 x Norwood Park School 5900 N Nina Ave 21 x Taft High School 6530 W Bryn Mawr Av 22 x Taft High School 6530 W Bryn Mawr Av 23 x Onahan School 6600 W Raven St 24 x Onahan School 6600 W Raven St 25 x Ebinger School 7350 W Pratt Ave 26 x Ebinger School 7350 W Pratt Ave 27 x Edison Pk Elementary 6220 N Olcott Ave 28 x Olympia Park 6566 N Avondale Ave 29 x Ebinger School 7350 W Pratt Ave 30 x Stock School 7507 W Birchwood Ave 31 x Stock School 7507 W Birchwood Ave 42nd Ward Precincts 1 x Lake Point Tower 505 N Lake Shore Dr 2 303 E Wacker Drive 303 E Wacker Dr 3 The Buckingham 360 E Randolph St 4 x Harold Washington College 30 E Lake St 5 400 Condo Association 400 E Randolph St 6 x 155 Harbor Condo Assoc 155 N Harbor Dr 7 x Cityview Condo Assoc 440 N McClurg Ct 8 x Sheraton Grand Chicago 301 E North Water St 9 535 Condo Assoc 535 N Michigan Ave 10 x River Plz Homeowners Assoc 405 N Wabash Ave 11 x Harold Washington College 30 E Lake St 12 x Assumption Church 323 W Illinois St 13 x Marina Towers Condo Assoc 300 N State St 14 x Willis Tower 237 S Wacker Dr 15 x West Point Plaza West 343 W Wolf Point Plz 16 x Assumption Church 323 W Illinois St 17 x Assumption Church 323 W Illinois St 18 x Willis Tower 237 S Wacker Dr 19 x Willis Tower 237 S Wacker Dr 20 x The Central Hearing Facility 740 N Sedgwick St 21 x The Central Hearing Facility 740 N Sedgwick St 22 x Fourth Presbyterian Ch 880 N Michigan Ave

20

23 x Fourth Presbyterian Ch 880 N Michigan Ave 24 x 100 Bellevue Condo Assoc 100 E Bellevue Pl 43rd Ward Precincts 1 The Moody Church 1630 N Clark St 2 Chicago History Museum 1601 N Clark St 3 Chicago History Museum 1601 N Clark St 4 x Francis Parker School 2233 N Clark St 5 x 2400 Lakeview Condo 2400 N Lakeview Ave 6 x Lakeview Condo Assoc 2626 N Lakeview Ave 7 x Commonwealth Apartments 2757 N Pine Grove Ave 8 x Alcott College Prep 2625 N Orchard St 9 x Lincoln Pk Tower Condo 615 W Kemper Pl 10 x Margaret Day Blake Apartments 2140 N Clark St 11 x Lincoln Elementary School 1960 N Lincoln Pk West 12 x Old Town Triangle Assoc 1763 N North Park Ave 13 x LaSalle School 1734 N Orleans St 14 x Lincoln Park High School 2001 N Orchard St 15 x Elizabeth/Larrabee Apartments 1845 N Larrabee St 16 x Dickens & Burling Apts 2111 N Halsted St 17 x Alcott College Prep 2625 N Orchard St 18 x Edith Spurlock Apartments 2640 N Sheffield Ave 19 x Oscar Mayer School 2250 N Clifton Ave 20 DePaul Athletic Training Ctr 2323 N Sheffield Ave 21 x Oscar Mayer School 2250 N Clifton Ave 22 x Lincoln Park High School 2001 N Orchard St 23 x Adams Park 1919 N Seminary Ave 44th Ward Precincts 1 x Nettelhorst School 3252 N Broadway 2 x Hawthorne School 3319 N Clifton Ave 3 The Brookdale ‘Lake Shore’ 2960 N Lake Shore Dr 4 The Brookdale ‘Lake Shore’ 2960 N Lake Shore Dr 5 x Broadway United Methodist Church 3338 N Broadway 6 x Nettelhorst School 3252 N Broadway 7 x Britton Budd Apartments 501 W Surf St 8 x Alcott College Prep 2625 N Orchard St 9 x Agassiz School 2851 N Seminary Ave 10 x Hawthorne School 3319 N Clifton Ave 11 x Sheil Park 3505 N Southport Ave 12 x Hawthorne House 3450 N Lake Shore Dr 13 x Center on Halsted 3656 N Halsted 14 x Advocate Il Masonic MD Ctr 814 W Nelson St 15 x Nettelhorst School 3252 N Broadway 16 x Sheil Park 3505 N Southport Ave 17 x Nettelhorst School 3252 N Broadway 18 x Advocate Il Masonic MD Ctr 814 W Nelson St 19 x Blaine School 1420 W Grace St 20 x Hawthorne School 3319 N Clifton Ave 21 x Hattie Callner Apartments 855 W Aldine Ave 45th Ward Precincts 1 x Wildwood School 6950 N Hiawatha Ave 2 x Wildwood School 6950 N Hiawatha Ave 3 x Edgebrook School 6525 N Hiawatha Ave 4 x Wildwood School 6950 N Hiawatha Ave 5 x Edgebrook School 6525 N Hiawatha Ave 6 x Onahan School 6600 W Raven St 7 x Rosedale Park 6312 W Rosedale Ave 8 x Hitch School 5625 N McVicker Ave 9 x Farnsworth School 5414 N Linder Ave 10 x Hitch School 5625 N McVicker Ave 11 Branch Community Church 6125 W Foster Ave 12 x Farnsworth School 5414 N Linder Ave 13 x Farnsworth School 5414 N Linder Ave 14 Branch Community Church 6125 W Foster Ave 15 x Beaubien School 5025 N Laramie Ave 16 x Beaubien School 5025 N Laramie Ave 17 x St Constance Church 5856 W Ainslie St 18 x St Constance Church 5856 W Ainslie St 19 x Jefferson Park Library 5363 W Lawrence Ave 20 x Beaubien School 5025 N Laramie Ave 21 x Prussing School 4650 N Menard Ave 22 x St John Lutheran Church 4939 W Montrose Ave 23 x Prussing School 4650 N Menard Ave 24 x Vaughn High School 4355 N Linder Ave 25 x St John Lutheran Church 4939 W Montrose Ave 26 x Vaughn High School 4355 N Linder Ave 27 x Independence Park 3945 N Springfield Ave 28 x Lydia Home Association 4839 W Irving Pk Rd 29 x Independence Library 4024 N Elston 46th Ward Precincts 1 x 3550 Lake Shore Condo 3550 N Lake Shore Dr 2 Temple Sholom 3480 N Lake Shore Dr 3 x Lakeview East Cooperative 707 W Waveland Ave 4 x New York Private Residences 3660 N Lake Shore Dr 5 x 3950 N Lake Shore Dr 3950 N Lake Shore Dr 6 Park Place Tower Condo 655 W Irving Park Rd 7 x Gill Park 825 W Sheridan Rd 8 x Greely School 832 W Sheridan Rd

October 26 - November 1, 2022

9 x Clark & Irving Park Sr Housing 3940 N Clark St 10 x Courtenay Language Arts Ctr 4420 N Beacon St 11 x Sherway Tower Apts 4225 N Sheridan Rd 12 x Walt Disney Magnet Elem School 4140 N Marine Dr 13 x Uptown Branch Library 929 W Buena Ave 14 x Brennemann School 4251 N Clarendon Ave 15 x Imperial Towers Condo 4250 N Marine Dr 16 x Uplift Community High School 900 W Wilson Ave 17 x Courtenay Language Arts Ctr 4420 N Beacon St 18 x Bezazian Library 1226 W Ainslie St 19 x Eastwood Tower 4640 N Sheridan Rd 20 x Ella Flagg Young Apartments 4645 N Sheridan Rd 21 x McCutcheon School 4865 N Sheridan Rd 22 x Uplift Community High School 900 W Wilson Ave 23 x United Winthrop Towers 4848 N Winthrop Ave 47th Ward Precincts 1 x Chicago Dept On Aging 2019 W Lawrence Ave 2 x Chicago Dept On Aging 2019 W Lawrence Ave 3 x McPherson School 4728 N Wolcott Ave 4 x Thorek Retirement Community 4950 N Ashland Ave 5 x St Augustine College 1333 W Argyle St 6 x St Augustine College 1333 W Argyle St 7 x Waters School 4540 N Campbell Ave 8 x Queen Of Angels Parish 4412 N Western Ave 9 x Welles Park 2333 W Sunnyside Ave 10 x McPherson School 4728 N Wolcott Ave 11 Chase Park 4701 N Ashland Ave 12 x Ravenswood Elem School 4332 N Paulina St 13 x Ravenswood Elem School 4332 N Paulina St 14 x Queen Of Angels Parish 4412 N Western Ave 15 x Coonley School 4046 N Leavitt St 16 x Coonley School 4046 N Leavitt St 17 Silvies 1900 W Irving Park Rd 18 x Ravenswood Elem School 4332 N Paulina St 19 x Lake View High School 4015 N Ashland Ave 20 x Lake View High School 4015 N Ashland Ave 21 x Lake View High School 4015 N Ashland Ave 22 x Hamilton School 1650 W Cornelia Ave 23 x Hamilton School 1650 W Cornelia Ave 24 x St Benedict Parish 3919 N Bell Ave 25 x Audubon School 3500 N Hoyne Ave 26 x St Benedict Parish 3919 N Bell Ave 27 x Addison Street Community Church 2132 W Addison St 28 x Silent Cooperative 2500 W Belmont Ave 48th Ward Precincts 1 x Senn Metro Academy 5900 N Glenwood Ave 2 x Shoreline Towers Condo 6301 N Sheridan Rd 3 x Edgewater Presbyterian Church 1020 W Bryn Mawr Ave 4 x 5040-60 Marine Dr Condo Assn 5048 N Marine Dr 5 x Edgewater Beach Apartments 5555 N Sheridan Rd 6 x St Ita Hall Jubilee 5500 N Broadway 7 x Peirce School 1423 W Bryn Mawr Ave 8 x Emanuel Congregation 5959 N Sheridan Rd 9 x Park Towers Condo Assoc 5419 N Sheridan Rd 10 x Swedish American Museum 5211 N Clark St 11 x The North Shore Baptist Church 5244 N Lakewood Ave 12 x Kenmore Plaza 5225 N Kenmore Ave 13 x Granville Beach Condo 6171 N Sheridan Rd 14 x Pines of Edgewater 5439 N Kenmore Ave 15 x Hollywood House 5700 N Sheridan Rd 16 x Fisher Apartments 5821 N Broadway 17 x 5445 Edgewater Plaza 5445 N Sheridan Rd 18 x Swift School 5900 N Winthrop Ave 19 x St Ita Hall Jubilee 5500 N Broadway 20 x 5455 Edgewater Plaza 5455 N Sheridan Rd 21 x Goudy School 5120 N Winthrop Ave 22 x Malibu East Condo 6033 N Sheridan Rd 23 x The Admiral at the Lake 929 W Foster Ave 24 x Margate Park District 4921 N Marine Dr 25 x Stephen K Hayt Elementary Sch 1530 W Granville Ave 26 x Church of Atonement Episcopal 5749 N Kenmore Ave 27 Berger Park District 6205 N Sheridan Rd 28 x Senn Metro Academy 5900 N Glenwood Ave 29 x Breakers at Edgewater Beach 5333 N Sheridan Rd 30 x Edgewater Branch Library 6000 N Broadway 31 x Chicago Filmmakers 1326 W Hollywood Ave 32 x Swift School 5900 N Winthrop Ave 33 x Emanuel Congregation 5959 N Sheridan Rd 34 x Stephen K Hayt Elementary Sch 1530 W Granville Ave 35 x Immanuel Evangelical Luth Church 1500 W Elmdale Ave 49th Ward Precincts 1 x Gale School 7650 N Marshfield Ave 2 x Gale School 1619 W Jonquil 3 x Loyola Park District 1230 W Greenleaf Ave 4 x Loyola Park District 1230 W Greenleaf Ave 5 x Centennial Forum/Loyola University 1125 W Loyola Ave 6 x Centennial Forum/Loyola University 1125 W Loyola Ave

7 x Caroline Hedger Apartments 6400 N Sheridan Rd 8 x Sullivan High School 6631 N Bosworth Ave 9 x Rogers Pk Library 6907 N Clark St 10 x Paschen Park District 1932 W Lunt Ave 11 x Pottawatomie Park District 7340 N Rogers Ave 12 x Kizin Creole Restaurant 2311 W Howard St 13 Jordan Community School 7414 N Wolcott Ave 14 x James Sneider Apartments 7450 N Rogers Ave 15 x Field School 7019 N Ashland Ave 16 x Living Water Community Church 6808 N Ashland Ave 17 x Kilmer School 6700 N Greenview Ave 50th Ward Precincts 1 x Decatur Class School 7030 N Sacramento Bv 2 x Philip Rogers School 7345 N Washtenaw Ave 3 x Philip Rogers School 7345 N Washtenaw Ave 4 x Philip Rogers School 7345 N Washtenaw Ave 5 x Boone School 6710 N Washtenaw Ave 6 x George Armstrong School 2110 W Greenleaf Ave 7 x George Armstrong School 2110 W Greenleaf Ave 8 x Stone Scholastic Academy 6239 N Leavitt St 9 x Winston Tower #4 Condo 7033 N Kedzie Ave 10 x West Ridge School 6700 N Whipple St 11 x Decatur Class School 7030 N Sacramento Bv 12 x Winston Tower Condo #3 7061 N Kedzie Ave 13 x Boone School 6710 N Washtenaw Ave 14 x Winston Tower Condo #2 6833 N Kedzie Ave 15 x Warren Park 6601 N Western Ave 16 x Winston Tower Condo #5 7141 N Kedzie Ave 17 x Croatian Cultural Center 2845 W Devon Ave 18 x West Ridge School 6700 N Whipple St 19 x Croatian Cultural Center 2845 W Devon Ave 20 x Stone Scholastic Academy 6239 N Leavitt St 21 x Stone Scholastic Academy 6239 N Leavitt St 22 x West Ridge School 6700 N Whipple St 23 x Clinton School 6131 N California Ave 24 x Cong Kehilath Jacob Beth Samuel 3701 W Devon Ave 25 x Pirchei Center 3540 W Peterson Ave 26 x Croatian Cultural Center 2845 W Devon Ave 27 x Winston Tower #1 6933 N Kedzie Ave 28 x Jamieson School 5650 N Mozart St

Till

The Movie A Love Story Between a Mother and Child

By Tammy Gibson CNW Contributor

T

he newly released film “Till,” directed and filmed by Chinonye Chukwu centers on Mamie Till Mobley’s journey of courage, resilience, courage, and pursuit of justice for her 14-year-old son, Emmett Till. Actress Danielle Deadwyler who portrays Mamie Till Mobley, delivers a stellar performance capturing the bond between a mother and child. Chukwu hopes that Mamie Till Mobley’s story will help all to realize their power from within and the continued fight for change that each one wants to see in the world.

Chicago News Weekly: What was your vision to cowrite and direct the film?

Chinonye Chukwu: My vision began with my decision to tell the story from Mamie’s point of view and make this story about her journey and the fight for justice for her son.

That was my first decision from a narrative point of view.

From there, I started to think about what visual language I could construct that would use all the tools of cinema to communicate the vibrancy, brilliance, beauty, hope, joy, and possibility of blackness in black people in communities and spaces. All of that factored into how I approached making the film.

Chicago News Weekly: What was your research and character development to embody the role of Mamie Till Mobley?

Danielle Deadwyler: It was a collaborative effort.

Chinonye has all the dynamics going on behind the scene.

We sat together and went through every inch of the script to understand what motivated Mamie to create a specific narrative, understanding the legacy of Emmett and her intention behind every step of the way before Emmet leaves, when she learn about the tragedy and when she goes to Mississippi for the trial. Additionally, it’s just a wealth of information surrounding Mamie. She has a book she co-wrote with Christopher Benson called “Death of Innocence” that I used as a bible. In the book, she is very detailed about a number of scenes that happened in the movie, from the funeral home witnessing his body, receiving the body at the train station, and her experience in the courtroom. All the information is one thing. Being in the mind, body, and spirit is another undertaking.

Chicago News Weekly: The descendants of the Till family gave you their blessing to do the film. What does that mean to you?

Chinonye Chukwu: We couldn’t have done this film not only without their blessing but their involvement in the journey. One of our producers, Keith Beauchamp, was

a mentee of Mamie’s before she passed away and friends with her husband Gene before he passed. He forged deep relationships with members of the Till family for decades, that I wouldn’t be making this film without that.

Chicago News Weekly: What has been the biggest challenge playing the role of Mamie Till Mobley?

Danielle Deadwyler: There is no singular challenge. It was difficult to decide to do it because I’m highly aware of what it means to take on such a weight-loaded experience.

I’ve known about Mamie Till and Emmett’s tragic loss since elementary school. My mother was born in 1955. It was a pivotal year. There is no easily flowing to playing the role.

You must do your due diligence to get into that kind of responsibility. It was an honor to step into the trajectory of coming into your power. We are watching Mamie just seeking a simple life and being prosperous and then being thrust into something much extraordinary even though it’s through the door of trauma and tragedy. She became something beyond what she could possibly see for herself.

Mamie was chosen to carry that legacy forward.

Chicago News Weekly: Whoopi Goldberg said Till was her passion project. What was your experience working with her?

Danielle Deadwyler: Whoopi jumped right in that kind of motherly way behind and in front of the camera. Whoopi is a great-grandmother herself. She took the utmost care of me as Mamie and Danielle in every phase of the project. She made me feel completely and utterly loved and supported.

Chinonye Chukwu: When I first met Whoopi, I never felt more seen by someone than when I first met her. I was seen as a person, black woman, and artist. She has fiercely supported my artistic vision and made sure I held on to that vision from the beginning. Whoopi is directable and humble in receiving any and all directions I had for her. She is hilarious. In between takes, she was cracking jokes. It was a glorious experience working with her.

Chicago News Weekly: Civil rights movies and documentaries have been male-dominant. What can be done to have the stories of black women who were active during the Civil Rights Movement to the forefront?

Danielle Deadwyler: This movie about Mamie Till is that. This is a film that centers on a black woman’s experience during the Civil Rights Movement. She impacted everyone, including Rosa Parks, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., James Baldwin, and many others. Centering black women in the way that Chinonye has done in this film, visually and literarily, is what needs to happen. From producer, director, actor, and writer, all those things need to have a woman.

Chinonye Chukwu: At every point of business, pro-

fessional and creative control, there needs to be black women that are intentional about centering black women, supporting the black female’s creativity, giving them what they need to succeed, providing them resources, and leaving them alone to let them do what they need to do when directing a film. Black women can absolutely direct a film if we are given the space and resources and be supported by people regardless of race or gender. Barbara Broccoli, our producer, intentionally used her wisdom, experience, power, and leverage to protect my vision and ensure that I was supported. We need allies with power who are intentional about using that power to protect and support black women.

Chicago News Weekly: Why was it essential for you not to show any violence in the film?

Chinonye Chukwu: Knowing that I wanted to tell the story about Mamie’s journey through her point of view, narratively, it was not necessary to show or explore the physical violence that was inflicted upon Emmett. I wanted to ensure that the film was a love story between a mother and son and that there was a balance of love, community, hope, possibility, and joy. As a black woman in this world, all of that exists alongside the inherent pain, trauma, and frustration that can also come with being a black woman in the world. That is why it was critical that the relationship between Mamie and Emmett was at the forefront of the film.

Chicago News Weekly: Was it difficult filming the movie that what happened to Emmett Till in 1955 still exists today with the injustices of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and many other black men and women?

Danielle Deadwyler: It was deeply difficult. We don’t get to walk away from this film at all. That has been the difficulty of recovering from making the film. You know you are going to be hurt. This is a spiritual, mental, physical, and emotional undertaking, and we are still dealing with it to this day. To begin to share the film now and know who is in the audience at the premiere, it is the mothers who lost their son or daughter. The mothers of Michael Brown, Amad Diallo, and Trayvon Martin came to see the film.

Why are we still having the same conversation? This is the challenge to people beyond the black community. That was the challenge in coming into the film.

Chicago News Weekly: What do you want moviegoers to get from the film?

Danielle Deadwyler: We want them to know about a mother’s love. We are witnessing a particular kind of joy.

Joy does not always look like happiness and pleasure. It also looks like reclamation. It’s the humanizing of Emmett beyond the binary nature of the images we have seen. This is an intimate portrayal of what Mamie goes through to bring this global awakening to us all.

“Till” is playing at selected theaters and opens nationwide on October 28, 2022.

Arts & Culture 22

Tammy Gibson is an author, re-enactor, and black history traveler. Find her on social media @sankofatravelher.

October 26 - November 1, 2022

Annual Black Harvest Film Festival Is Back!

By Marti Worell Editor, Arts & Culture

T

he Annual Black Harvest Film Festival Is Back!

The Gene Siskel Film Center is thrilled to, once again, host the Annual Black Harvest Film Festival (BHFF)!

November 4 - November 27, the BHFF will display 19 feature films and 4 short film programs that explore and share the Black, African American and African Diaspora experience.

November 4 - November 20 films will take place in person at the center and virtually November 21 - November 27. The programming includes 15 separate in-person and virtual filmmaker and cast appearances.

Experience big commercial box office hits on the big screen again or for the first time such as Spike Lee films “Chi- Raq,” filmed in Chicago, a modern reimagining of the Greek comedy, “Lysistrata” in which a unique ploy is attempted to force rival gang members to work towards peaceful co-existence and “Malcolm X,” the powerful biopic of the man and the fight for civil rights that continues to this day.

Emmy Winner and BHFF Alum, Director Rita Coburn, explores the life & legacy of the gifted contralto, Marian Anderson, known the world over for her moving performance during the 1939 Freedom Concert at the Lincoln Memorial and much more. Ms. Coburn reveals the woman behind the icon through rare archival footage and audio recordings from the Marian Anderson Estate. If you have questions, Ms. Coburn is scheduled to attend the November 6th screening.

In REWIND & PLAY, Director Alain Gomis reveals what happened off camera during an episode of the French television show “Jazz Portrait,” hosted by pianist Henri Renaud when, in 1969, Theolonious Monk performed in the 3,000 seat Salle Playel Concert Hall in Paris. This audacious piece of non-fiction filmmaking shares the raw footage of what occurred off camera, moments not seen by the television audience, when Mr. Renaud and his producer demonstrate they are only interested in Monk entertaining the audience and have no desire to hear him speak about his experiences as a Black artist during a time of social and political unrest. Despite this overt discrimination and disrespect, Monk delivers a virtuoso performance remembered by all who attended including, I am certain, Monsieur Henri Renaud! REWIND & PLAY will be shown on November 12 & 20.

Celebrated actor, Sidney Poitier made his directorial debut 50 years ago with “Buck and The Preacher “(showing Nov. 9). Working with his best friend and partner in crime, Harry Belfonte, this film tells the story of a soldier, Buck (played by Sidney) turned trail guide helping emancipated slaves find new homes in the West following the Civil War along with

October 26 - November 1, 2022

the rascally Preacher (played by Harry) as they fought each other while thwarting a gang of bounty hunters attempting to capture and return the newly freed slaves to servitude. Sidney and Harry talk about how this project came to be in the documentary SIDNEY (streaming now on Apple+ tv). “Buck And the Preacher,” has been restored in 4K Digital.

This years’ festival is both joyful and bittersweet because of the loss of one of its co-founders, film historian and critic, Sergio Mims on October 4, 2022.

“It’s a staggering loss,” said Rebecca Fons, programming director for the Film Center.

On Twitter, Turner Classic Movies posted: “We are saddened to hear of the passing of critic, journalist, and co-founder of the Black Harvest Film Festival, Sergio Mims. Mims joined us at TCMFF earlier this year to introduce two films starring the late Sidney Poitier. His knowledge and passion will be greatly missed.”

Along with helping to run the festival, Sergio hosted the radio program, “The Bad Mutha Film Show” on WHPK-FM and taught screenwriting courses at the DuSable Black History Museum and Education Center.

In Sergio’s honor, a foundation will be launched to aid Black screenwriters. A perfect living tribute to a man who simply loved movies.

To see the full schedule and purchase tickets, visit siskelfilmcenter.org/blackharvest.

23