What proof of Chicago's reputation as brutal does the poem's speaker give? The speaker thinks the people who live in Chicago are insensitive
The speaker has seen dogs fighting in the streets.
The speaker thinks the people who live in Chicago grab all the we
The speaker has seen hungry women and children.

The poem begins when the speaker addresses the city of Chicago with five short lines. He calls Chicago a series of names—it's a "Hog Butcher" and a "Tool Maker" and a "Stacker of Wheat" (and a bunch of other things too). The Chicago that the speaker personifies is burly and tough.

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