Episode 2: The History of African Americans on Chicago’s North Shore

The Great Collide

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Dino Robinson, founder of Shorefront Legacy Center in Evanston, and Dr. Michael Nabors, Senior Pastor at
Second Baptist Church, one of the oldest African American
congregations on the North Shore, share the history of thriving suburban African American communities and how they stood against redlining and sundown laws.

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