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For our second action project for the Equality class, we were given an opportunity to choose a case study to address inequalities in citizenship. The purpose of this action project was to help us learn what rights citizens have and what rights are taken from them.

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House of Rules LN

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Preamble: As it should be, people of Pilsen will retaliate and defend their properties, they will be free to own what’s in their

capability. For a long time people of Pilsen have created a lively and colorful place, therefore no one shall get rid of Pilsen’s culture. A person shall have the rights to collectively protest or retaliate if

needed to protect what they love. These rights will exist to make sure that the people’s interest will survive in the public eye.

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Article 1: It is known to nature that the earth or land has no heir nor owner, therefore anyone shall blister

building a home to have.

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Article 2: It is correct that man is able to use sickles and machetes to cut grass in order make a living.

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Article 3: It is permitted that a bird shall fly freely like mammals breathing air, man traveling place to place

like the Chicago river.

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Article 4: It is everyone’s right to share happiness and joy like the blue sky with no tears and grey clouds.

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Article 5: In man’s knowledge, wisdom shall be inherited by all, in the public eye like we share daylight.

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Article 6: It’s only right that a man’s nature is to be curious or desire for newly things, just like Apple’s

iphone 5.

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Article 7: It is to be known that for thousands of years man have used their anger to set themselves free,

like a lion in a cage, furious and blood thirst to set himself free.

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Appendix Article 1. In Pilsen, prices on renting or buying a house is getting high pretty fast. This cause many low-working class to move elsewhere because they can’t afford the rent or own a property.

Article 2. Jobs in Pilsen becomes harder to do knowing that their income is not able to take care of their family costs. That leaves them one only option and that is to move to another neighborhood.

Article 3. This article explains what on one of the rights that people in Pilsen and that also includes undocumented immigrants.

Article 4. This article mainly came from my experience in Pilsen, I saw many colors and piece of arts that brought joy to the Pilsen community. People there have a nice cultured place and they are happy most of the times.

Article 5. Education in Pilsen is offered to anyone but not all of the education is equal, public education does not have a good quality as private. I believe that every human being should have access to education not matter where they are.

Article 6. Spending money is something we all do every single day. I used this right to show that people in Pilsen and everyone can buy anything they desire, as long it didn’t harm another man.

Article 7. I specifically put this right on the list because I saw that not many people are talking about gentrification that is going on in Pilsen. I believed that one of the things that people in Pilsen need to do is protest to the City hall to halt with their renewal plan.

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http://www.sjom.org/About-us/PILSEN-HISTORY/index.html

San Jose Obrero Mission. “History of Pilsen.” San Jose Obrero Mission organization. 2013. Web. 29.September.

2013.

http://www.theatlanticcities.com/neighborhoods/2012/12/how-black-gentrifiers-have-affected-perception-

chicagos-changing-neighborhoods/4233/

Badger, Emily. “How Black Gentrifiers Have Affected the Perception of Chicago's Changing Neighborhoods.”The Atlantic Cities. 31.December.2012. Web. 29.September.2013.

http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/2477.html

Gellman, Erik. “Pilsen.” The Encyclopedia Of Chicago. 2005. Web. 29.September.2013.

http://www.uic.edu/cuppa/voorheesctr/Publications/Gentrification%20before%20Gentrification.pdf

Betancur,John. “Gentrification before Gentrification?The Plight of Pilsen in Chicago.” Urban Planning and Policy

Program; UIC. Summer, 2005. Web.Report. 28.September.2013.

All images were taken by LN in 2o13.

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