serve students in the surrounding area. Politics The Englewood community area has supported the Democratic Party in the past two presidential elections by overwhelming margins. In the 2016 presidential election, the Englewood cast 8,646 votes for Hillary Clinton and cast 141 votes for Donald Trump (97.11% to 1.58%). In the 2012 presidential election, Englewood cast 12,344 votes for Barack Obama and cast 45 votes for Mitt Romney (99.53% to 0.36%). Popular culture In 2018, Australian film director George Gittoes made a documentary about Englewood. The 2019 TV show South Side takes place in the area of Englewood. Notable people Jamie Foster Brown, magazine publisher, and her sister Stella Foster, who are both entertainment journalists Margaret Bonds, composer, pianist, arranger, and educator. Young Chop, music producer. Derrick Rose, professional basketball player who has played for Chicago Bulls, currently playing for New York Knicks. Anthony Davis, professional basketball player who has played for the Los Angeles Lakers and New Orleans Pelicans. Bina Deneen, First Lady of Illinois (1905–1913). She resided at 532 West 61st Place until it was destroyed during the "Pineapple Primary". Charles Deneen, 23rd Governor of Illinois (1905–1913) and later United States Senator (1925–1931). He resided at 532 West 61st Place until it was destroyed during the "Pineapple Primary". Lil Durk, rapper, singer, and songwriter. He was raised in Englewood. Kenny Golladay, NFL player. H.H. Holmes, serial killer and con artist who operated a "murder castle" at a corner of South Wallace Avenue and West 63rd Street. He was a resident of Englewood from 1886 to 1894. Jennifer Hudson, singer and actress Richard Hunt, sculptor who served as Commissioner of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American Art from 1980 to 1986. Harold L. Ickes, 32nd United States Secretary of the Interior (1933–1946). He moved to Englewood as a child and attended Englewood High School. Chief Keef, rapper and record producer. Ralph Lewis, actor best known as Austin Stoneman in The Birth of a Nation. Willard Motley, African-American author. He was raised at 350 West 60th Street. Bernie Mac, actor and comedian. He was raised in Englewood near West 69th Street and South Sangamon Street. James Meeks (born 1956), pastor and former member of the Illinois Senate (2003-2013). He was raised in Englewood near West 64th Street and South Laflin Street. Morgan F. Murphy, member of Congress from Illinois's 3rd congressional district. He graduated from Leo High School. Lil Reese,