MarketPlace, February 11, 2023, Redlined: David Brancaccio’s Thought on “The Big Payback”
“This exhibit helps explain how a permanent or long-standing African American community was developed when in 1900 there was no such thing as a Black community, a Jewish community, a German community, a Polish community,” exhibit designer and nonprofit leader Morris “Dino” Robinson Jr. told the local news site Evanston RoundTable. “Everybody lived everywhere. From 1900 on, through the present day, there was a concerted effort to move ethnicities into certain parts of Evanston.”
