Englewood residents fight back

Englewood residents fight back

Englewood residents remain numbed by the savage shooting of 12-year-old Tsarina Powell but residents and community activist have decided to fight back.

"We're fired up!" and "We won't take it anymore!" were just a few of the powerful slogans angry residents taunted down the blocks of Honore Wednesday afternoon.

A little more than 50 residents marched down the 6100 block of South Honore to the cream colored, two-flat structure, where Powell was slain.

The Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), in company of Alderman Ted Thomas (15th ward) and Commander Maurice Ford (7th District), prompted the march to show …