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Ferguson and Fifty-Year Fire
On August 5, 1966, Martin Luther King Jr., and about 700 protesters marched through an outer Chicago neighborhood called Marquette Park to protest housing segregation, an ignominious endeavor in which the Second City may well have earned first place. The ethnic whites who lived in Marquette Park had no patience for King or his message. One of them, according to the Chicago Tribune, proudly displayed a sign that said, “King would look good with a knife in his back.” The sentiment was shared by many of his fellow citizens, and King was dead less than two years later. But blacks moved into Marquette Park anyway, though it was never truly integrated: unable to stop the influx, the whites simply left. Today, the neighborhood is only about 5% white, the Eastern Europeans having long decamped deeper into the suburban mosaic, ever farther from the lakefront city with its restive dark masses.
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AND WHAT: "more and more of our culture is curated algorithmically" and war gets get more grim and tourism-eco-economy battles in Bimini and Fly Art and the new Star Wars and a self-driving Benz on Germany's autobahn and Jason Kidd's NBA business and Sullivan & Son and "the gods of hapa-ness" and Clare Booth Luce and ambition and crack and journalism in DC in the Berry years and quesadilla cake and Rae Sremmurd and Mike Will Made-It's "No Flex Zone" and Leslie Jamison and the new every1 in the wilderness and the food & drink issue of Esquire Philippines and goodbye to Walter Dean Myers.
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Inside a white gold case set with diamonds, two butterflies perform a delicate ballet in a majestic forest setting. Thanks to the timepiece's double retrograde movement, one butterfly indicates the hours and the other the minutes against a dialof lacquer mother-of-pearl. Diameter: 38mm, Movement: Swiss mechanical movement based on a Jaeger-LeCoultre 846
