Greater Chinatown and the Near Southwest Side

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My community includes the majority of places I go during a typical week outside of work, including friends' houses, the grocery store, restaurants, etc.. This is essentially Chinatown, Armour Square, and Bridgeport.My broader community of places I typically go to would also include Pilsen and McKinley Park. I would say 90% of my non-work time is spent in the area bordered by 18th St, State St, Pershing, and Damen.

My immediate community is primarily Chinese immigrants who are at risk of gentrification due to expanding development in the South Loop. I would like Chinatown, Armour Square, and eastern Bridgeport to be grouped together as much as possible to consolidate the influence of this community.

My community is near both the Stockyards and the Pilsen Industrial Corridor, as well as I-55 and the Dan Ryan. Many areas in the community have some of the worst air quality in the city. I would like for members of my community to have a voice in the policies in these areas.

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Greater Chinatown and the Near Southwest Side

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Population: 69689
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Economic or Environmental Interests

My community is near both the Stockyards and the Pilsen Industrial Corridor, as well as I-55 and the Dan Ryan. Many areas in the community have some of the worst air quality in the city. I would like for members of my community to have a voice in the policies in these areas.


Community Activities and Services

My community includes the majority of places I go during a typical week outside of work, including friends' houses, the grocery store, restaurants, etc.. This is essentially Chinatown, Armour Square, and Bridgeport.My broader community of places I typically go to would also include Pilsen and McKinley Park. I would say 90% of my non-work time is spent in the area bordered by 18th St, State St, Pershing, and Damen.


Cultural or Historical Interests

My immediate community is primarily Chinese immigrants who are at risk of gentrification due to expanding development in the South Loop. I would like Chinatown, Armour Square, and eastern Bridgeport to be grouped together as much as possible to consolidate the influence of this community.
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