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Natalie Y. Moore

  • Senior Lecturer and Audio Journalism Programming Director, Northwestern University Medill School
  • Columnist, Chicago Sun-Times
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south side lois lane. audio maker. author. playwright. professor. columnist.
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Presidential legacy

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By Natalie Y. Moore, Natalie Moore
| St. Louis American Verified
The Obama Presidential Center, set to open on Friday, Juneteenth, is full of intriguing juxtapositions, starting with its address. The site in tribute to the country’s first Black president sits on parkland named after a former slave-owning president.
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Obama Presidential Center delivers a lesson in democracy — and what it means to be a country in progress Original

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By Natalie Y. Moore
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
The Obama Presidential Center is full of intriguing juxtapositions, starting with its address. The site in tribute to the country’s first Black president sits on parkland named after a former slave owning president. Democracy is the throughline in museum exhibitions and programming, even as the nonpartisan organization behind the complex, the Obama Foundation, remains mum about the current White House administration and distances itself from weighing in on electoral politics.
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Write on: 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' delights, digs into news industry's struggles

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By Natalie Y. Moore
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
My mother and I settled into the reclining seats at the theater to enjoy “The Devil Wears Prada 2.” She and I watched the first movie together 20 years ago, and the next day promptly headed to the now-closed Barneys on the corner of Rush and Oak streets. A wardrobe refresher beckoned us. The original movie endures because of Meryl Streep’s delicious turn as a devilish top editor at a fashion magazine similar to Vogue.
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