GRANT PARK

This summer, after a racist bully murder occurred in Charleston, South Carolina, a famous white superiorist appeared in Pitts' history novel and there is a fearful foresight that leads the character's life. Events within the event have been connected for 40 years.

On the election day of 2008, African-American columnist Malcolm Toussaint, based in Chicago, posted an exciting column on his homepage on his website that he "tired white people of white". did. Let's increase his career. Election the first black president. (Malcolm is angry about shooting and killing a black man who is not armed with police whatever poll. He believes Barack Obama will fail.) His white editor Bob Carson, His computer is not so He authorization was used to post columns. Dismissed, he began to go out with Malcolm. But Malcolm was abducted by a white supremacist who planned to use columnists to attack the park of the same name, Mr. Obama planning to celebrate that night's victory, so this confrontation You may need to wait. This Hitchcock - Ian 's suspense story is scattered in 1968 counterattacks when young Malcolm, a radical college retiree, met Martin on an unfortunate trip to civil rights leader Memphis. A garbage worker who helps the strike, Dr. Luther King. In the same year there was a younger, more ideal Bob scene that was severely tested by Memphis incidents where their interracial romance led to the killing of the king. Pitts was a columnist who won the Pulitzer Prize and tried to enter the novel three times (Before I Forget, 2009; Freeman, 2012). Sometimes it seems to affect two different stories. The setting of this book is too prefabricated. (Yes, some elderly black activists who never liked Mr. Obama in the past or did not fully trust him did not think he would win.) However, the mistakes of the novel are almost as great as that It was brought on by momentum. Shocking, and it was pouring in vibrant function and excellent realistic, especially '68 aisle. For example, in today's relative biography, young readers are struggling to believe that the king will not receive unilateral assistance from all African Americans, especially when he dies. Therefore Malcolm and other supporters of black forces ironically mark the MLK as "De Lawd"

Regardless of its dramatic and radical behavior, Pitz 's novel, urgency, and passion will make the reader aware that past mistakes are being ignored in future dangers.

In November last year, the people of Chicago were surprised by the current impeachment Governor Blagojevic who was suspected to sell the current emotional remarks of President Obama, held in November at the Grant Park, and the appointment of the governor Interpretation was heard. According to new findings in the brain and behavioral science, this includes not only the impulse to pursue the definition of a narrow range of self-interest but also the impulses that are useful for social concern. Own

Millennium Park (Built from 1998 to 2004) is a 24 acre park, garden, underground parking and cultural center in Grant Park, Michigan Avenue to the west, Randolph Street to the north, Columbus Avenue to the east, South There is Monroe in. The street Richard M. Daley mayor Millennium Park covers the ugly front rail yard and the parking lot of Illinois Central Rail as a public and private general project to celebrate the second Millennium Park and completes Grant Park It was conceived. The Northwest corner is in the spirit of Daniel Burnham and Edward Bennett 's Chicago Project (1909)

Grant Park is located between the eastern part of Lake Michigan and Western Loop and has been the front yard of Chicago since the mid-19th century. Its northwest corner, Monroe Street and the North of College of Arts, East of Michigan Avenue, South of Randolph Street, West of Columbus Avenue were not developed until 1997 at Illinois Central Station and parking lot. . The city functions as Millennium Park. In 2007, the park was the second largest sightseeing spot in Chicago just behind Navy Pier.