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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2019 · 10 MIN

Terrence Chappell Reflects on Chicago's Red Summer 100 Years Later

from The AMp from Vocalo · host Vocalo Radio

In the summer of 1919, race riots broke out on the beaches of Chicago. 100 years later, black Chicagoans still face the aftermath of segregation that persist to this day. Listen as Jill Hopkins and Terrence Chappell discuss how the summer of 1919 still affects our city today. Read Terrence's piece on the incident here: https://blackyouthproject.com/100-years-after-chicagos-red-summer-race-riots-the-lasting-legacy-of-segregation-is-crystal-clear/

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