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EPISODE · Jan 6, 2021 · 45 MIN

Coming Together: Evanston Rules Virtual Reunion

from Evanston Rules · host Laurice Bell, Ron Whitmore, Michael DeVaul

As we end a year of chaos and uncertainty, we found an opportunity to come together on Saturday, December 19, 2020, and celebrate our commonality: Evanston Township High School. We  reminisced and told old stories, but also dove into pertinent issues like Covid-19, the Black Lives Matter movement, and the continued brutality faced by people of color in our country.At Evanston Rules we seek to challenge our listeners to be positive agents of change through deeper understanding. Join us in our ETHS gathering to listen, and to understand.Thank you to all who joined and to those who shared a bit of their connection to Evanston.Speakers in order of appearance:- Laurice Bell, Evanston Rules- Phoebe Hoyt, Active English- Michael DeVaul- Ron Whitmore, Evanston Rules- Gail Hutchison, The Joy Mat - thejoymat.com- Kayla Henning, student American University- Chef Q, Kids with Co-workers- Gilo Kwesi Cornell Logan, Dr. Logan Speaks - drloganspeaks.com- Kristen Mitchell, Evanston SPACE - evanstonspace.com- Carmiya Bady, ETHS senior- Lisa Degliantoni, Evanston Made - evanstonsmade.org- Kimberly Holmes Ross, Evanston Cradle to Career - evanstonc2c.org- Louise Bond, ETHS senior- Cedric Singletary, “You Know You From Evanston When”- Nancy Glick, M.D. , Sinai Infectious Disease Center- DJ Corey Bless, Corey Bless Production -coreyblessproduction.com- Dino Robinson, Shorefront Legacy Center - shorefrontlegacy.org

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As we end a year of chaos and uncertainty, we found an opportunity to come together on Saturday, December 19, 2020, and celebrate our commonality: Evanston Township High School. We reminisced and told old stories, but also dove into pertinent issues like Covid-19, the Black Lives Matter movement, and the continued brutality faced by people of color in our country. At Evanston Rules we seek to challenge our listeners to be positive agents of change through deeper understanding. Join us ...

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