What Two 18th Century Figures Reveal About Andrew Tate
What two 18th century figures reveal about Andrew Tate—and the messiness of race.
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What two 18th century figures reveal about Andrew Tate—and the messiness of race.
Chicago officials voted Friday to rename part of Lake Shore Drive for the city's first non-Indigenous permanent settler, Jean Baptiste Point DuSable.
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Sun-Times Media No more excuses. Jean Baptiste Point DuSable, a Black man, was the first permanent, non-indigenous settler of the land that would become the great metropolis of Chicago. On Thursday, the Chicago City Council Transportation Committee voted to rename Outer Lake Shore Drive, a 17-mile stretch from Hollywood Avenue to 67th Street, in honor of DuSable. Columnists In-depth political coverage, sports analysis, entertainment reviews and cultural commentary. The aldermanic push to re-christen the Drive comes over the objections of Mayor Lori Lightfoot. She is pitching an alternative...