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3. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullThey Can’t Shoot Everyone: Italians, Social Capital, and ...

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   May 26, 2013 · And years later in 1991, Federal Authorities in their prosecution of the Chicago Heights mayor and police chief for extortion and racketeering described the Chicago Heights setting as an “unholy alliance of mobsters, politicians, and police” (O’Brien, 1992, p. 6). Despite dramatic changes in city demographics, politics, and economic fortunes, organized crime in Chicago Heights has long ...

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4. the-pagorias.com › heightsChicago Heights, IL and Italian Immigration - the Pagorias

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   Mar 28, 1999 · Jobs attracted Italians to Chicago Heights Sunday, March 28, 1999 By Dominic Candeloro . In 1979, I discovered a real gold mine of information about Chicago Heights' Italian immigration in the files of the Chicago Heights Public Library.

5. hardcoreitalians.blog › 2020/06/03 › the-spirit-ofThe Spirit of Chicago Heights | Hardcore Italians

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   Jun 3, 2020 · Small family businesses went bankrupt, and the owners sought relief on welfare 2. Chicago Heights was in need of aide, and the Mob answered. Al Capone considered himself the “Robinhood” of Chicago Heights 2. Through the black-market sale of liquor and gambling, the Heights sustained itself during the Great Depression.

6. www.press.uillinois.edu › wordpress › qa-with-theQ&A with The Neighborhood Outfit author Louis Corsino

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   Jan 12, 2015 · Louis Corsino: The Chicago Heights “boys” were a group of Italians who organized a number of criminal activities in Chicago Heights (and the southern suburbs of Chicago) from the 1920s to the end of the century. The name “boys” was a term the Chicago Heights crew called itself and had its origins most likely from the floral display the guys in the Heights sent to the funeral of Frank ...

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   Did Italians experience discrimination in Chicago Heights?

   • Drawing upon interviews, newspaper accounts, census materials, and FBI files, I attempt to demonstrate that for the greater part of the 20th century, Italians in Chicago Heights experienced an abiding social, economic, and political discrimination. This resulted in a social and geographic isolation in Chicago Heights.

   They Can’t Shoot Everyone: Italians, Social Capital, and Organized

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   How did the Chicago Heights 'boys' relate to the Italian community?

   • The social conditions and ties between the Chicago Heights “boys” and the Italian ethnic community ran much deeper and were more binding than this. Organized crime was embedded in the Chicago Heights community—in its Italian enclaves on the “East Side” and the “Hill” sections of the city—in more than a parasitic manner.

   They Can’t Shoot Everyone: Italians, Social Capital, and Organized

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   How did the Chicago Heights outfit connect with the Italian community?

   • These social ties between members of the Chicago Heights Outfit and the larger Italian community were forged by a number of forces. Many Italians camwq\+ e from the same region and some from the same small towns in the southern parts of Italy. Many had extensive family ties that spread throughout the community.

   They Can’t Shoot Everyone: Italians, Social Capital, and Organized

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   Are Chicago Heights Italians segregated?

   • Both indices place Chicago Heights Italians among the most segregated and isolated of any Italian community when compared with Italian populations in other American cities and among the most segregated of any ethnic community (Lieberson, 1963, Lieberson, 1980).

   They Can’t Shoot Everyone: Italians, Social Capital, and Organized

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   How did Italians fare in the Chicago Heights community?

   • Italians fared little better in the civic associations and social clubs of the Chicago Heights community. The combination of Catholicism, foreign customs, and “rough-neck” reputation resulted in the exclusion of Italians from many of the civic-commercial organizations.

   They Can’t Shoot Everyone: Italians, Social Capital, and Organized

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   How did Italian isolation affect Chicago Heights?

   • This resulted in a social and geographic isolation in Chicago Heights. This isolation inhibited the mobility of Italians along traditional routes but created a store of social capital which Italians used to organize labor unions, mutual aid societies, ethnic enterprises—and an organized crime empire.

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8. www.besideproductions.be › journal › interview-ofInterview of Fabrice Delville by Thierry Leclercq | Beside ...

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   📣Discover the interview of Fabrice Delville by Thierry Leclercq in the weekly magazine Ecran Total! We talk about the overflowing activity of Belga Productions and the diversity of the projects we accompany. 👉 Via this link for subscribers: https://lnkd.in/eu4Zaptk. Enjoy reading! ‍