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Blogs, Bleader, Nov 22, 2012
Racial integration is possible in Chicago

In a city with a sordid history of segregation, there are beacons of light and reasons to be thankful
- by Steve Bogira
- Tags: Segregation, News, segregation, integration, Saul Alinsky, African-Americans, Hispanics, Asians, Beverly, Hyde Park, University of Chicago, urban renewal, University of Illlinois at Chicago, public housing, Plan for Transformation, Robert Taylor Homes, Stateway Gardens, Cabrini Green, Henry Horner, Rockwell Gardens, ABLA Homes, Whet Moser, Chicago Magazine, The 312, Natalie Moore, Linda Lutton, WBEZ, Angela Caputo, Chicago Reporter, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, Rahm Emanuel, Occupy movement

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News & Features, The Arts, Sep 24, 2009
They Didn't Think of the Children

D. Bradford Hunt's new book on the Chicago Housing Authority attributes the failure of high-rise housing projects to a "concentration of people under 21 years old [that] was unprecedented in the urban experience."
- by Deanna Isaacs
- Tags: The Arts, D. Bradford Hunt, Chicago Housing Authority, Blueprint for Disaster, CHA, Cabrini-Green, Stateway Gardens, Robert Taylor Homes, Dearborn Homes, public housing, Roosevelt University

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Blogs, Bleader, Dec 22, 2006
Chicago Drops Its Challenge to Reporter's Privilege

Chicago settles with Stateway Gardens tenant Diane Bond--and drops its claim on the notes of activist-journalist Jamie Kalven, who told her story online.
- by Michael Miner
- Tags: News, News Bites, Reporter'S Privilege, Stateway Gardens, Jamie Kalven, Diane Bond

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Racial integration is possible in Chicago

In a city with a sordid history of segregation, there are beacons of light and reasons to be thankful

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Summer Guide: Fairs & Festivals

Street fairs, art fairs, neighborhood fests, and much more

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They Didn't Think of the Children

D. Bradford Hunt's new book on the Chicago Housing Authority attributes the failure of high-rise housing projects to a "concentration of people under 21 years old [that] was unprecedented in the urban experience."

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Chicago Drops Its Challenge to Reporter's Privilege

Chicago settles with Stateway Gardens tenant Diane Bond--and drops its claim on the notes of activist-journalist Jamie Kalven, who told her story online.

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