The minute Rahm decided to do the smart thing and not re-run for the fifth floor, all the hats that were already in for his spot saw a new light of hope. News anchors and political pundits named frontrunners who all of a sudden had to be taken seriously. And the one least mentioned, even in her second bid for mayor? The one floating under the radar? Public policy advocate and social justice front-liner Amara Enyia. She may not end up winning, but this time, once it’s over, she’ll have made her name. (Scoop Jackson)
Today In The Culture, May 27, 2021: Money for Preservation | Mayor to Curtail Carryout | LSD Name Game ART Mencoff Family Endows $1 Million in SAIC Internships For Historic and Cultural Preservation The School of the Art Institute of Chicago has received a gift of $1 million from Sam and Ann Mencoff to establish the endowed Mencoff Family Internships in Historic and Cultural Preservation Fund. The investment, which builds off of a previously established Mencoff Family Fellowship in…
