Redlining and zoning practices segregated Evanston over a century ago. The wealth and opportunity gaps it created are still facing the city’s black residents.
Additional cinematography by Lucy Waterhouse...
This story is part of a series of profiles of activist and community groups across Evanston.
On any given day after school, children shuffle from program to program at Evanston Family Focus. Located...
The Evanston Preservation Commission passed a motion to support the designation of the former Foster School building as an Evanston landmark during a meeting last week.
The Foster School building, located...
In the 1960s, Jerome Summers was among the first group of students bussed from the only neighborhood school in the historically black 5th Ward to a majority-white school outside of the ward — an effort...
