
The Hustle of Kim Foxx
Southside collection
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Narrated by:
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Ron Butler
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By:
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Steve Bogira
After the fatal shooting of Laquan McDonald by a white police officer, Chicagoans demanded change. Can a new state’s attorney, the first black woman to hold the position, bring real reform to a broken system?
With a brick on her desk from the Cabrini-Green housing project where she spent her childhood, Kim Foxx must adapt her hard-won ideals to the realities of criminal justice in Chicago. In this intimate narrative by award-winning author Steve Bogira, Foxx reveals: “My mother taught me how to be a hustler. Hustle in the sense of work hard, grind - find a way out of no way.”
Steve Bogira’s The Hustle of Kim Foxx is part of Southside, a collection of five true stories about racism and reform, crime and corruption, justice and injustice in Chicago - from the Pulitzer Prize-winning team at The Marshall Project. Each story can be listened to in a single sitting.
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Very thoughtfully written
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Kim Foxx
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The trueness and realness
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Offering opportunity when most discredit you for the offenses you commit. Understanding what it is like and being empathetic! Being about change and making change. Kim Foxx was a definite example of what is lacking in our system.
Everyone isn’t a misfit! There are laws and regulations that need to be changed and/or updated, but no one is willing to stand up or get busy with the efforts to create opportunity for change.
Giving second chances because some times the right people do the wrong thing for right reasons. Being a part of the struggle gave her an advantage to the actual lifestyle and not an outsider’s envision.
When one experiences first hand and they do not forget; they want to offer a solution to ensure others are granted an opportunity ie a chance to change!
Kim Foxx wanted to be that voice of reasoning and she did despite what others said or tried to do!
It’s was refreshing! If there were more people in positions of authority that actually cared about rehabilitation and not cruel and inhuman punishment this world would be a much better place.
The struggle of society life would cut down on certain acts of crime.
Knowing Kim Foxx recognized that was inspiring.
Speaks to RealLife!
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The hustle of Kim Fox
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