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  1. Organic is for apples: Why I’ve had it with leaving desegregation to chance

  2. Data Points: Don't Send in the Feds, Chicago Needs Jobs, Investment, and Education

  3. Debunking Alternative Facts: The Reality of Chicago’s Violence Problem

  4. The persistent problem of segregation in Chicago's public schools

  5. Data Points: Doctor deficit hits South, West neighborhoods hardest

  6. Why is this Chicago community taxing itself more for mental health services?

  7. 'The business of hope': Highlights from the 2016 Annual Luncheon keynote conversation

  8. Moving to self-reflection at our 2016 Annual Luncheon

  9. Data Points: A tale of two malls

  10. Homicides in '90s may have led to population loss a decade later

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