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The [Monday] Papers
1. Oh My Gawd He's In.
Bill Daley announces campaign slogan: Make Chicago Ours Again.
— Beachwood Reporter (@BeachwoodReport) September 14, 2018
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Bill Daley pledges that, if he wins, he will only serve 6 terms.
— Beachwood Reporter (@BeachwoodReport) September 14, 2018
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Let me guess: Bill Daley will run as a reformer.
— Beachwood Reporter (@BeachwoodReport) September 14, 2018
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2. Unlike Seemingly Everyone Else, I Am Not Surprised Jason Van Dyke Chose A Jury Trial - Especially With The Jury He Got.
E-mail I sent to a criminal justice expert last Thursday morning:
I'd be shocked if he went for judge. His only hope is a jury, don't you think?
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Also, this thread:
W.T.A.F, Sun-Times. pic.twitter.com/69PwqPQtr4
— Beachwood Reporter (@BeachwoodReport) September 16, 2018
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3. As I've Already Said, The Next Mayor Of Chicago Will Be A Woman Of Color.
If a woman wins the election, will she be called Shizzoner?
— Beachwood Reporter (@BeachwoodReport) September 14, 2018
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But Toni Preckwinkle is apparently getting pushback from what she probably thought was a campaign that would be hers to lose. Perhaps her time has passed (for a number of reasons), which is why I featured Susana Mendoza more heavily in this column.
(Reports this morning say Preckwinkle will announce later this week. Then again, she was supposed to have announced last Monday with a bunch of supporters standing behind her and that didn't happen.)
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This is also a pretty strong interview Lori Lightfoot just gave to Essence, but her task is monumentally harder without Rahm in the race - provided someone other than Bill Daley jumps in. Otherwise it just got easier!
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4. When CPS And CPD Get Together It's Twice The Mess.
"More than 70 police officers spend their days in Chicago public high schools, but the school district doesn't keep track of who they are, nor does it have an agreement with the police department dictating how they are chosen, trained and what specifically they should do," Sarah Karp reports for WBEZ.
"These are the findings of a report released Thursday by the City of Chicago Inspector General's office. The office started looking into police officers at schools after hearing from young people that they had 'extreme concerns' about arrests in schools and the potential violation of their civil rights and liberties, said Leigh Anderson, chief performance analyst for the inspector general.
"Anderson said her office was surprised there was so little basic information available about the relationship between schools and police, who have been in schools for decades. Anderson said the inspector general's office received a 2014 list of officers in the schools created by the Chicago Police Department, and it had obvious errors in it."
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The Tribune reports that "The Chicago Police Department provides no clear directives on how it selects, trains and evaluates officers assigned to patrol public schools, according to a report released Thursday from the city inspector general.
"CPD doesn't even have up-to-date staffing rosters and legal agreements with the Chicago Public Schools system for its school resource officers, Inspector General Joseph Ferguson's office said.
"The department's lack of guidance and structure over school resource officers underscores what Ferguson's office describes as a 'high probability' that students get unnecessarily entangled in the criminal justice system. The IG said it urged authorities to immediately create formal standards and responsibilities for school-based police officers by the start of classes this fall."
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An excellent, must-read on this topic is Yana Kunichoff's 2017 report for the Reader. Really, really good.
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Also:
Several community groups have come together to call for police to be removed from Chicago Public schools... they instead want counselors, social workers. The city inspector general found that there's no agreement between cps and cpd.
— Sarah Karp (@SSKedreporter) September 13, 2018
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5. Spotify This
An e-mail exchange.
Me: Steven Tyler Says No More Aerosmith Songs At Trump Rallies.
Tim: Steven Tyler to Trump: No More No More Playing Aerosmith Songs at Rallies
Me: goddamit
Tim: Steven Tyler Says Playing Aerosmith Songs at Trump Rallies Is Not F.I.N.E.
Me: You should've quit while you were ahead.
Tim: Aretha Tells Trump "You Better Think" About Playing My Songs at Rallies
Me: ha ha we could go all day with this ...
Tim: I think I will!
Tom Petty Tells Trump to Stop Dragging His Song Around to Rallies
Me: oh my god ...
two more and i'm gonna make a post out of it ...
Tim: Trump Under Pressure to Stop Playing Queen Song at Rallies
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New on the Beachwood . . .
Hawk Harrelson's Swan Song As Awful As His Broadcasts
Duck snorts all the way down.
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Chicagoetry: The Single Greatest Cab Ride In The History Of The Free World
When you work there on busy summer weekends, the best thing about Navy Pier is leaving it.
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ChicagoReddit
Does anyone know anything about this oddly erotic building? I've been walking past this marketing consultant (?) for years and Google yields very little information about the building itself. Sure, sex sells and all, but this can't possibly be housing its intended occupants, right? 150 N Clinton. from r/chicago
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ChicagoGram
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ChicagoTube
Global Psychotic Disease.Siquiatlaán. Artist Nicolàs De Jesús. Chicago-Paris-New York. Ameyaltepec.
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BeachBook
The Most Honest Book About Climate Change Yet.
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How America's 'Most Reckless' Billionaire Created The Fracking Boom.
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Rural Pride: What I Learned Growing Up In Rural America.
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What Makes A Waif.
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The Secret Drug Pricing System Middlemen Use To Rake In Millions.
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Volkswagen Discontinues Beetle Again.
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Tossing A Baseball To Fans Isn't So Simple Anymore.
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How To Become A Cheesehead.
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Our Discourse. Brilliant.
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TweetWood
A sampling.
65 was a big number of women who said they knew Kavanaugh well enough in high school to vouch for him 35 years later.
— Edward-Isaac Dovere (@IsaacDovere) September 17, 2018
2 is a small number of those (so far) willing to stand by it 3 days later. https://t.co/bhP7F0zT4G
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How Flat Tummy Co gamed Instagram to sell women the unattainable ideal https://t.co/CtgChbAN0l
— Beachwood Reporter (@BeachwoodReport) September 14, 2018
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How women came together to take down the Orwells https://t.co/PSxjTo9ac2
— Beachwood Reporter (@BeachwoodReport) September 14, 2018
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For five long years, governments have denied that global mass surveillance violates of your rights. And for five long years, we have chased them through the doors of every court. Today, we won. Don't thank me: thank all of those who never stopped fighting. https://t.co/ARgbI5PKaa
— Edward Snowden (@Snowden) September 13, 2018
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The Beachwood Tronc Line: Open and shut.
Posted on September 17, 2018
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