Success Quote by Edward Luce

“Today, Chicago, like London, sucks in the best talent from its interior in the Midwest, where the swing to Trump was strongest. In the…

— Edward Luce

“So that Chicago, with shipping and steel and livestock, came to think of itself as a burly city, tough and muscular, with rough-and-tumble football…

— Brian Doyle

“But nothing lasts forever. This city is changing for the worse. Sure it's getting bigger and it looks nicer, but the novelties are disappearing.…

— Jason Myers

“Our inhumane neighbors, instead of sympathizing with us tauntingly proclaim the healthfulness if their won cities…”

— Laurie Halse Anderson

“Towns [in the Midwest] with immigrants are growing. Towns without immigrants are shrinking. It's as simple as that.”

— Richard C. Longworth

Chicago is the product of modern capitalism, and, like other great commercial centers, is unfit for human habitation.

— Eugene V. Debs

“So why do almost all cities remain viable, whereas the vast majority of companies and organisms die?”

— Geoffrey West

“As I look back on those days, most people in Chicago felt that way. Chicago was host to the world at that time and…

— Erik Larson

“other words, bad neighborhoods no longer plague only urban ghettos; the bad neighborhoods have spread to the suburbs.”

— J.D. Vance

“Imagine cities that resemble forests, technologies that heal rather than harm, and societies rooted in balance and cooperation.”

— Ken Breniman

“Part of the problem of the city is the impermanence of success. We’re only as good as our last deal,”

— Derek L. Worthington

“The only way our cities can survive this is together.”

— K. Weikel