- Minorities make up a growing portion of Du Page County's population but remain politically underrepresented as candidates. Only one black candidate is seeking a city council seat out of 380 total candidates.
- Reasons cited for lack of minority political involvement include concerns about racism, lack of time/skills, and preferences to work within community organizations instead of seeking office.
- Some minorities also move to Du Page for the same reasons as whites - good schools, housing, and stability. This can decrease emphasis on racial identity and minority political organizations.
- Increasingly, class may become a more defining factor than race for some middle- and upper-class minorities. Large minority populations in some areas may increase political cl
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hold it over theLf parcllt.~· he:uk ...
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with the lo<;!, of sdf-assurance their techlllqucs change. They can neither hold lhem-
5Clves up as a l'xel1lp la r;--wh"n both they and the child know better--nor fCSOrt. III
good conscience. to ~~'\'erc corporal pLl!li~lllnent and deprivations. At L1I0<;t du:re
afe tOken spankHlb'S, wLth open phy~ical wan-1fc confined to the lower classes.
The parl'nt..~· recour'\c, c)pccially in the upper middle class. is to "pcf'lollnel"
Illethods-IO manipui:ltIoll in the fonll of reasoning. or, more accurately. of r.l-
tionali7..lIlg. The child r~'Spond~ III the $.11lle manner. One might sU lllman"e the
hislOncal sequencc by saying !lut the tradition-directed ch ild propitiates hi~ parenb;
the IIll1er-dm:Cled child fights or ~uccllmbs 10 them; the other-direCl(."(\ chi ld
malllpuiat(.'S them .1I1d I~ III tum mampulatcd ....
8 . Mi c hae l Harring t o n U n v eils "The Other Americ a"
Outside Suburbia , 1961
There IS .1 falllili.lr Americ.l. [t i$ celebrated in speeches and advertised on televi -
sion and 111 the lllahr.lZllle~. It ha\ thl' highest mass s[:lIldard oflivmg the world has
ever kllo\\ n.
In ,he 1950'~ thi~ America worried abom Itself, yet even Its anXleti ...
In a May 9, 2024 paper, Juri Opitz from the University of Zurich, along with Shira Wein and Nathan Schneider form Georgetown University, discussed the importance of linguistic expertise in natural language processing (NLP) in an era dominated by large language models (LLMs).
The authors explained that while machine translation (MT) previously relied heavily on linguists, the landscape has shifted. “Linguistics is no longer front and center in the way we build NLP systems,” they said. With the emergence of LLMs, which can generate fluent text without the need for specialized modules to handle grammar or semantic coherence, the need for linguistic expertise in NLP is being questioned.
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WI/,e SI.'?IUII •. (rOllllllltel'S ,h,1I 't'lllIIi" Ulwilcmll/twlI.l!/Wlit life. ThiS lIlod~ ofkccplllg III
(Ouch wIth mitcN pl'nmh ;l dos(' bchl\;Ora! confonlllty. not through drill III
beha"ior n~elf. J.~ in till" lrndltlon-dircctcd character, but ralher through .111 ex-
ceptioll:l.1 \emlll\'iry to Ih,· JCtlOllS and \\!Shcs of othcr'\ ....
In tillS change of p.lrelltJl attitude the Illass Illedia of CO!llm uni c.lUon p!:l.y a
dual role. Froll1 the m:l.'~ media-radio. 1I10\'les. comics-as well J~ from tht"ir
0\\ n peers. chlldrt'n can ea5i ly leam whal the nom) of parelUJI behavior is .. lIld
hold it over theLf parcllt.~· he:uk ...
Despite ,he dinnnulion of thl'lrauthonty. the parcms still try [Q con trollllattl'rs; but
with the lo<;!, of sdf-assurance their techlllqucs change. They can neither hold lhem-
5Clves up as a l'xel1lp la r;--wh"n both they and the child know better--nor fCSOrt. III
good conscience. to ~~'\'erc corporal pLl!li~lllnent and deprivations. At L1I0<;t du:re
afe tOken spankHlb'S, wLth open phy~ical wan-1fc confined to the lower classes.
The parl'nt..~· recour'\c, c)pccially in the upper middle class. is to "pcf'lollnel"
Illethods-IO manipui:ltIoll in the fonll of reasoning. or, more accurately. of r.l-
tionali7..lIlg. The child r~'Spond~ III the $.11lle manner. One might sU lllman"e the
hislOncal sequencc by saying !lut the tradition-directed ch ild propitiates hi~ parenb;
the IIll1er-dm:Cled child fights or ~uccllmbs 10 them; the other-direCl(."(\ chi ld
malllpuiat(.'S them .1I1d I~ III tum mampulatcd ....
8 . Mi c hae l Harring t o n U n v eils "The Other Americ a"
Outside Suburbia , 1961
There IS .1 falllili.lr Americ.l. [t i$ celebrated in speeches and advertised on televi -
sion and 111 the lllahr.lZllle~. It ha\ thl' highest mass s[:lIldard oflivmg the world has
ever kllo\\ n.
In ,he 1950'~ thi~ America worried abom Itself, yet even Its anXleti ...
In a May 9, 2024 paper, Juri Opitz from the University of Zurich, along with Shira Wein and Nathan Schneider form Georgetown University, discussed the importance of linguistic expertise in natural language processing (NLP) in an era dominated by large language models (LLMs).
The authors explained that while machine translation (MT) previously relied heavily on linguists, the landscape has shifted. “Linguistics is no longer front and center in the way we build NLP systems,” they said. With the emergence of LLMs, which can generate fluent text without the need for specialized modules to handle grammar or semantic coherence, the need for linguistic expertise in NLP is being questioned.
हम आग्रह करते हैं कि जो भी सत्ता में आए, वह संविधान का पालन करे, उसकी रक्षा करे और उसे बनाए रखे।" प्रस्ताव में कुल तीन प्रमुख हस्तक्षेप और उनके तंत्र भी प्रस्तुत किए गए। पहला हस्तक्षेप स्वतंत्र मीडिया को प्रोत्साहित करके, वास्तविकता पर आधारित काउंटर नैरेटिव का निर्माण करके और सत्तारूढ़ सरकार द्वारा नियोजित मनोवैज्ञानिक हेरफेर की रणनीति का मुकाबला करके लोगों द्वारा निर्धारित कथा को बनाए रखना और उस पर कार्यकरना था।
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Debran Rowland -- "Du Page minorities quiet on political front." (Chicago Tribune, 03/13/91)
1. --'-.~->"--------
Ou Page minorities quiet on political front
Iy Debran Rowland ' ballol. thaI keep ~mc minority members usual poIitiaU circl~, he said.
Though the latest a:nsus fig,Irt:S" W~ Cannon, a bI;oc~ rcti~ . .out of politics in Du Page, some . "MIUlY of the p«:ople I know ;ue For some llispnnia, then: is a
lOW the number of blacks His. adminIstrator for Fermllnh, IS observe" say, 1"cy suggest, how- ~ry ncll--e in the:!e types of OfWln- Inck of Ihe time :lnd :<kill., ncOOed
iz.alion,," 5:'id Smith, who is acti~ 10 become ~ctively involved in
;lnies and Asians living i~ Du seeking . an at·large council ' SClt in . ever. thal .there ~ a more co~mo!", ' politics, according to Jnvier R~
' ~ge ",orc Ihan doubled in the' Aurora, which 51r.iddl~ the Du · ~n: Like. whIles, many mlOon- iri Ihc local chapter of Ihe
bAdan. He is cultuml lIIT.,ir.> coor-
11 dccaclc, Ihey rcm:1in all but Page-Kane County line and is the tIes movaJ to pu rage for n::;lS()ns NAACP And is III Inrn~ II the
prcdominanlly black church he dinator nnd former prc~idcnl of
lulil iC:lUy invisible as CUldidatcs in most typically "urlmn" city in the other th:Tn po""o.
nu"icipal elcctions. areJI.eo the Kane Counly siclc or: Ort Smith, a rcsc:m:h chcmist atlen<U in Wllealon. thc 5-year-old . Hi~pnnic Ta~k
Force of Du PlIgc, f'Clh;ops til<:
A survey or C1I1didntcs inoolO the line, a blaclc c.mdidate is run-" who movaJ 10 Lombllrd with his Smith say~ he recognizes the
only Hisp;mic polil ital ~1It1 civic
here is only one black candidate niog unopposed in a newly cmtted tamily in 1970 10 be nean:r his need 10 pmhblack is.sue3 into the
?
" ~king a City Council seat and largely bilielc ward and a Hispnnic . job, SIIYS blacb onen opt .10 get political fon:front in Du Pap:, but organillltlOn in the county.
·.vcr l/!an ;I handful ·of Mians and "'dc:~anic appointee is seekins involved in politic! behind Ihe he $1)3 he's not int=tcd 10 run- "Time is one . of ollr bi"est ·
prOOIems," !laid ROlbrnlnn. ·'lhe·re.
II~p"nles among the ot.her 380 ning for olfto:.
1
election. . . sa:nes iltltcad of Weing II vi5ible
' ~nUldates for offices .ransm8 rrom Concernl about hostile rcac-· role. Onen, such work is done "Some peoplc like th .. t ~rt or
... a lot or ;nlc:~I, bul for tlte
profts.'lion;1l., there i. lilllc time. ;
. 'r~ry board trustee to m3yo~ or lions, r.tcism or being hranJcd" throu~ community or fra'ernnl thing," he s;ud. "But it is just nol
,1;"Ige prt:Sldcnt on the Apnl 2 "radical'" are among thc ractors organizations thal fall outsick the . my btlg of lea. '" .
And for the peoplc who :Ire h/uc<
s« rnlitlo, by Debran Rowland PR. 10
r
Hci&hlS, lYhere Filipinos ea,ily
~
I
"I've faced II lot or hnr:t.mncnl,"
outnumber other minority &ro"p~ s.id . Moy. uDul being i"volved In
The rea.,ons · :are similar, IIccord- .. Ind two of lhe vilt.se', trustee.! politio is lin idea of bcl(lng;nll. It's
Politics, by Debran Rowland by Debran Rowland
I
ing to Peter Laylo, e~ecu"ve direc- . ne -Filipino. Rose Tosino, who
o
!'ein~, eJecled 10 be a first -cia" til-
tor or Asian Hum:an Service3 of I ,ylll elected to the board Iwo yean " nen.
r
Chiago.. I ago, b not · seekins re-election in Cannon, Ihe Aurora nldermanic
. . . "It is mostly time,." he said. I April while the second incumbent,
~Contlnatd from pll~e I "Out sometimes lhey don't 'want I JJen F1ljnrdo, is running ror Inolh-
. ClIndidllte who U Opro5illg incum-
1 benl Jim Meisch, saId, "'I IIln nol
I
c'otJar, they don't gel so involved 19 dirty their nlmes in politio. II r 1:1'. term., Robert-TOlentino;- an ac- .. /
running IS a black candidn'e. nut
btcause . they think, 'I'm not pre- ;tIro depcmbon the lUnd or PCI)- · live member of the Filipino com- ;
I ' I black alderman I eouk! pro-
pnrcd to particip:ale aJ fully and as
thorou&J!ly aJ 1 should because of .
P'c." muriity, is seelclnl Tosino's seal.
"They ~nl 10 serve their com-
.
! or
vide !Orne lhe proddin!! it misht
Asians, such III Ihe Vietnamese, ~
'0
· take 10 let some issues outlh(:re
.. Jhe lack of langua~e and leader- who came 10 Ihis counlry IU rer. munil y," slIid Cecilia Slrlas, an or-
: 'ship de~lopmcnt skIlls.' " · of concern the black communi-
~ces escaping political pc:r3eCUlion ficer 0 the West Suburb Philip- ty." ~
. ". The counly's Hispanic popula- In their own homeland~, lire uned- pine Civic Group. "But it is
But issues such lIS cqunlity and
tion ' has doubled to more Ihan
34,000 since 1980. The .black
UC:lted a~ul ' the polilic:tl system
here ' lind WlIry of becomina in-
. difficult 10 do."
"Many of UI are' two-parent
~rorm Ihal have. led.!o !,oliticil lr>'
.. Involvement by m,"on"c~ In most
'population has just aboul doubled, volved, Laylo said . ramilia lYhere both of us wort," urbln lrell' in the PAsl dOli·' nce-
to more than 15,000. The overall : i'But there is In IIwlIkening Mid Fajardo. "Politic:! lakes a lot · enlrily Ipply to minorilics who .By Debran Rowland
popul .. tion of Du Pase incre:ascd . now" amona some Mian elhnic ' of lime."
from 6.53,3J.5 to 1111,666, accord- . grou~, he said, with Filipinos Ip- "For s<>me Asians, il is I feelinl
ing the recently released census j>e:mna to take the lead. of 'I've got it lood, don't bother
figures. . Their 'numben tend 10 be more me:" snid Ken Moy, ' I member
Despile an incrc:tSe in numben conccntraled in specific Du P;tlle of the Du Page County BOllrd. His
rrom 18,206 to 38,93 I in the wI County areas such 3S GJend:ale plrenl, ame to Ihe Uniled Stllt!:!
dec;'lde. Asian trends in Du Pllge rrom OIinl in the I92Os, and Moy
p,?lilio. mirror Ihose of blacks and says he is Ihe only Asian ' to be
16'8-
J'h~plln'c:!, . eleCled 10 I countywide office in '1.['
the sllte. j
rYl>;t
2. can afTord the choice of moving to By Debran Rowland processes to watch will be in the Some, he lclcnowledled. doin individual commun!ties, politics
Du Page County, accordinl . to louth suburbs, neas like South maintlin a low profile 01.lt of con- is oneil intertwined WIt!' the ' nced
Paul Green, director of the lnsti- Holland, that have been predomi- cern that political involvement for support, IS ~II IS ~ con-
tute for Public Policy at Gover- nantly white but in the heltt 10 ., could result in a "ndical" label. cern!n, the IUrvival or their cul-
nors Stllte University. )'arS are likely to see an inOUIt in " Ieadin, to problems at work or ture.
"Du Page County ofTers those blacks and minorities," Lewis wd. with neighbors. , Rabadan said that since there
blacks many of the things they He a,n~ed that ,middle- a!1d Cannon concedes he', been arc: reJa~vdy large Hi.p~nic popu-
have always, ""~,nted-Io?d uppcr-d~ss ,blacb mlght,n~! lx: In- ' worldng hllrd to run a campaiJ11 lallon. In.the Benscnville, Wood
~chool5, houSJnl, Green laid, -- terestecJ, m.l!'voIYCmCDt.m . ~y~! lhlt ' td:ea ' the' opportunlt1 tOi , Dale, AddISon and Carol Stream
Many of them moved here for -black' political", orglnJulJons In "show Ihal solid political leader- I~. that is where the task. foro:
the same fUSons ~ . ol~er people. the ~uburb!. whIle thear numbers ship is colorblind,"
. bepn efforts to OI'1BJUU civic Ind
And they want stability. .. rematn relatively few. KI . he .....,. . H' • informational cll.55eS to help new
Th e economic f:act ors th at Ied
' ") n genera, ) t h In k many t dema be
I· ' t 0 says uoltves IspanlCS, ,
poI't''':'''1 I ct'lYe Imml"n.nts'
" en more I lUll
some blacks to relocale ,'" pu mlddle- and. upper-~laS5 ~!ac~, thin blacks in Du P ~use r
1&
") would Sly in the next rive
Page, and look to other ,"slltu- don't nettSsanly perceIve utlhty In '", ' . a~e 0 . 'II .
lions for leadership, also appear to an overtly black political organiu- dille.ren~ In .relocatlon patterns ~,you, WI ,see more or&amu-
be fon:ing a change in the tone lJ' "Lewi 'd and their larger numbers, lion of HISJ'I!OIC!! Ind. then !,",aybe
,, on, s sal , " more partlclpltlon In politics"
and, approach of blac~ political Of- Some blacks Ire stIli ,reeted Thour.h blacks tend 10 be 1la!1- R bada 'd. '
ganllatlOns, Green saId. with sU5Jlicion and might decide ter~ thr,oUKhout Du, Pale. Hls- • n sal "
"The" Question is, 'When does to steer clear or politics '10 ensure , panICS, like many ASIan group", Moy says ,the WIlt mIght be ten ,
class become ,more important than a level of acceptance, according to have generally tended 10 Kttl,e, In yean for AsllnS.
race7' .. he Slid. Bernie Kleina, director of the about hair a do~n communItIeS. "I would yy in ' Jhe next 10 to
J ames Lewis, · director of re- HOPE Fair Housing Center in As. result, he Slid, they !!lake ,!P I S years, you are goin~ to see
search and planning for the Chica- Lombard. a larger pe~nl-';'~e of resldent,s In more involVement by AlIllns, be-
go Urban League, says il is un- Echoing Green's oomment about some mU,;!I,C1palltles IUld are ,I'.' a Cluse these people', children are
clear whether the Iraditional why minorities move to Du Patte better position to leverage pohllcaJ . going 10 want Ihinp," Moy said.
political movements spawned in Kleinll sRid, "They ar-e bllSically clout. In rt:tum for sU('POrt , II Ihe "They can't all be doctors, Then ..
many lJlaclc urban churches will or seeking lntnQllilily, Most ue not b~lIo' bo,. rrom non-HispaniC can- think so"!e or the _is.'lJes of equah-
can be transrerred to suburbia. interested in doing anything rndi- dldates, Iy and fa/mess Mil bea:i!lIe more
"I think the moH interesting cal," .;., . RalJadan ~id that, for Hispanics importanl." By Debran Rowland