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DMB (Devyn-Marshall Brown)

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(HE/HIM) trans guy. musician, extrovert reporter & staff writer @chicago_reader. award-winning queer. 🏳️‍⚧️dmbrown@chicagoreader🫡

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Raised in New Britain, CT. BSJ and MSJ from Northwestern. Reporting on LGBTQ+ and Black & Brown Chicago with the Chicago Reader. Used to report on Black Evanston and local reparations with Evanston Roundtable

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A long, strange trip

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By DMB (Devyn-Marshall Brown) Verified
| Chicago Reader Verified
Walking into Doyle Chappell’s Rogers Park apartment feels like it belongs to Willy Wonka, if Wonka had a one-bedroom on the north side of Chicago—it was vivacious, organized chaos. With the landlord’s consent, the 87-year-old painted his walls a deep red and arranged his vibrantly colored acrylic portraits edge-to-edge like a gallery in his living room. A Christmas tree is a permanent fixture in his home, sitting cozily in the center of his space.
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One TRiiBE, divided?

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By DMB (Devyn-Marshall Brown) Verified
| Chicago Reader Verified
*Disclosure: Chicago Reader social justice reporter Devyn-Marshall Brown is a unionized employee represented by the Chicago News Guild, which currently represents workers who are unionizing at the TRiiBE. What do the Christian Bible and the National Labor Relations Board have in common? They both say you only need a minimum of two people to start a church, or rather, a union.
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Illinois universities roll back DEI initiatives amid Trump attacks

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By DMB (Devyn-Marshall Brown) Verified
| Chicago Reader Verified
The University of Illinois (UI) system’s administration emailed department heads on October 14 that it was pulling funding for scholarships awarded to students based on race. Jeremiah Abiade, head of a program created to support Black students pursuing careers in science and engineering at the college’s Chicago campus, didn’t get the message.
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