Oak Park has promoted integration for more than 50 years. New challenges have local officials reevaluating their approach. – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

“As it stands, we are one of the most integrated communities in the nation,” Village Board President Vicki Scaman said at a recent meeting of the Oak Park board of trustees. “But we could lose that integration if we become less and less affordable.”
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mqyl
2 years ago

“But we could lose that integration if we become less and less affordable.”

Time for Oak Park affluent and upper-middle-income residents to contribute more to the cause.

marko
2 years ago

Nobody wants to live in Oak Park or Evanston anymore. They used to be batsh*t crazy but tolerable as the radical leftists were generally counterbalanced by the silent majority. But no longer. The word is out these places are radioactive toxic for most tax paying people.

GM
2 years ago
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Same thing for the People’s Republik of Evanston. They want to emulate Oak Park’s hare – brained policies: City’s electrification working group plans to survey residents in August https://evanstonroundtable.com/2023/07/31/citys-electrification-working-group-plans-to-survey-residents-in-august/ “The city’s Building Electrification Working Group plans to survey Evanston residents in August about their familiarity with and concerns about prohibitions against natural gas connections in new construction. The committee, previously the Natural Gas Phase Out Working Group, met for the second time July 31. The committee’s goal is to eventually draft legislation codifying those prohibitions. But first, they’ll be issuing the surveys in August, then holding both a larger town… Read more »

Giddyap
2 years ago

Oak Park’s race based Marxism is collapsing under the weight of its own insanity

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