Chicago Petition Seeks to Rename Trump Tower's Address to Barack Obama Avenue
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Annabella Rosciglione
Summary
A grassroots petition in Chicago is gaining momentum to rename the street outside Trump Tower to "Barack Hussein Obama Ave." The petition, which has collected over 25,000 signatures, aims to change the official address of Trump Tower to Obama Avenue as a symbolic protest against the values associated with former President Donald Trump, promoting instead inclusivity, resilience, and forward-thinking change.
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bskyChicago Petition Seeks to Rename Trump Tower's Address to Barack Obama Avenuethedailybeast.comKey quotes
· 2 pulledThis would send a small message about the values we uphold as a city, those of inclusivity, resilience, and forward-thinking change, and fighting back in any way possible.
The petition says the name would alter the 'official address of Trump Tower to Obama Ave.'
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