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Argumentative Essay: Teens In The Park

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If you’re between the ages of thirteen and twenty-four, live in the Chicago area, and are a Chance the Rapper fan, then June 24th is your lucky day. At Chicago’s Northerly Island Chance the Rapper is holding a free festival called Teens in the Park, that will boast performances by Donnie Trumpet, Logan, DLow, DJ CHANTÉ, Open Mike, and other artists handpicked by Chance the rapper. The city sponsored event is being emceed by Chance the Rapper himself and will also feature breakdancing, graffiti art, and jewelry-making, along with several other interactive activities, as well as both concessions and refreshments. "The Chicago Park District is so excited to come together with other essential Chicago youth-centered organizations to create an

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