What next, Chicago? ‘Pissed-Off’ native son Matt Rosenberg proposes a rescue plan for Chicago

“I continue to think that success stories from tough communities are super important,” author Matt Rosenberg told Wirepoints founder Mark Glennon and President Ted Dabrowski on Episode 13 of The Dialogue. “From what I can see, conservative values are alive and thriving in minority communities in Chicago.”

Their discussion touched on several successes, particularly the rebirth of the Pullman community and the Chicago Neighborhoods Association, before Rosenberg got into the problems facing the greater City of Chicago.

Among them, he described, “Our schools are utterly failing – our public schools, K-12 – and that strikes particularly hard on Black and Latino families. It’s a grave issue and it has been festering decade after decade.”

Listen to more of their conversation now, as Mark and Ted sit down with Author Matt Rosenberg to discuss his new book What Next, Chicago? Notes of a Pissed-Off Native Son.