A Plan For 2,000 New Homes In Chicago’s Needy Areas
Some community groups are throwing out a bold proposal to address disinvestment on the West and South Sides: How about a thousand new single-family homes on each side of town?
Host: Mary Dixon
Reporter: Linda Lutton
A Plan For 2,000 New Homes In Chicago’s Needy Areas
Some community groups are throwing out a bold proposal to address disinvestment on the West and South Sides: How about a thousand new single-family homes on each side of town?
Host: Mary Dixon
Reporter: Linda Lutton
A Plan For 2,000 New Homes In Chicago’s Needy Areas
Some community groups are throwing out a bold proposal to address disinvestment on the West and South Sides: How about a thousand new single-family homes on each side of town?
Host: Mary Dixon
Reporter: Linda Lutton
Protesters Shut Down Chase Branch Over Lending Practices
About 20 protesters shut down a JP Morgan Chase branch on Chicago’s South Side over lending patterns exposed by WBEZ and City Bureau
Host: Mary Dixon
Reporter: Linda Lutton
Chicago Lenders Disproportionately Offer Loans To White Neighborhoods
City of Chicago officials respond to reporting showing banks lend extremely unequal amounts to the city’s white, black and Latino neighborhoods.
Host: Melba Lara
Reporter: Linda Lutton
Chicago’s Black-Owned Banks Stumbled In The Last Economic Crisis
The former CEO of Chicago’s last locally-and black-owned bank, Norman Williams, recounts how it helped African Americans build wealth and community.
Host: Melba Lara
Producer: Ashish Valentine, Linda Lutton
A Young Journalist Confronts Everyday Disparities On Chicago's West Side
Aaron Allen is a young Chicago journalist wrestling with why the white and black neighborhoods near him looked so different growing up. He recently discovered a big reason why.
Host: Melba Lara
Reporter: Linda Lutton, Andrew Fan
Producer: Joe DeCeault
Big Banks Steer Clear Of Chicago’s Black And Brown Neighborhoods
Redlining is supposed to be illegal, but a new WBEZ analysis shows how closely home loans are tied in Chicago to the race of the neighborhood.
Host: Mary Dixon
Reporter: Linda Lutton
The Missing Exhibition
When students from a South Side high school confronted the Chicago History Museum over its lack of Latino/a/e representation, they set off a chain of events that led to a historic new exhibition—and a reckoning with the past.
This episode also traces the life and legacy of Rudy Lozano, the activis…
Episode #22: Reimagining Development Through Shared Ownership
As Chicago neighborhoods continue to expand with newly built businesses and homes, new opportunities emerge for residents to shape their communities. Yet, traditional development often leaves residents with little to no say on – or stake in - what gets built in their neighborhoods. Shared ownership…
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