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  1. Count ‘em: four recent moves for desegregation in Chicago

  2. A New Lakeshore?

  3. To save or sell the Thompson Center? 3 things to consider before taking a side.

  4. Is Inclusion Possible in Areas of Affluence? (Part 3 of 3)

  5. Is Inclusion Possible in Areas of Disinvestment? (Part 2 of 3)

  6. Do We Have the Political Will to Change Chicago’s History and Current Segregation? (Part 1 of 3)

    • By Amy Khare and Marisa Novara
    • May 18, 2017

  7. An old hospital and abandoned farm walk into a bar... equitable community planning at its best

  8. You've Probably Never Heard of Chicago’s Latest Desegregation Effort

  9. Moving from separate and unequal to inclusive and equitable

  10. Illinois Transportation, Moving in the Right Direction

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