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• May 1, 2008
  by Carlos J. Ortiz
• Hollywood's brownout
  by Anita Valentin
• Fighting an invisible enemy: author and pastor seeks to define anti-racism and white privilege
  by Matt Miller
• Car sick: organizations work to find transit alternatives for the entire region to ease congestion, spending
  by Jeff Kelly Lowenstein
• Chicago mirrors nation
• Reporter news
• Won't you be my neighbor? Mixed-income neighborhoods sound good in theory, experts say, but the reality is vastly different
  by Kari Lydersen
• An 'Island' in the desert, but grocery rate still lags
  by Lourdes G. Vazquez
• There's no place like home: former CHA residents try to feel at home in mixed-income developments
  by Natalie Y. Moore
• Independence days for City Council
  by Christiana Schmitz
• Placing credit and blame for prostitution arrests
  by Cristina Aguirre
• Not quite a freeway: advocates wonder if congestion pricing model could work for Chicago
  by Jeff Kelly Lowenstein
• Unity in struggle: residents fight to keep changing neighborhoods affordable, racially mixed
  by Kari Lydersen
• Segregation takes its toll
  by Alden K. Loury