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Urban League releases grim report in post-pandemic Black Chicago

State of Black Chicago 2023 While white residents recovered econom[1]ically from COVID-19, Blacks in post[1]pandemic Chicago continue to fall behind in income, employment, housing, educa[1]tion and health, according to a recent Chicago Urban League report. The 43-page report paints a grim future of predominately Black neighborhoods hit hard by COVID-19 deaths during the coronavirus … Urban League releases grim report in post-pandemic Black Chicago Read More »

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