Evanston has paid out just over $5 million in reparations so far – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

Evanston’s Reparations Committee announced last week that the city has spent $5.03 million on reparations for 203 individuals affected by unfair housing practices, including zoning laws, in Evanston from 1919 to 1969.
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Riverbender
1 year ago

Amazing story considering just the other day here on Wirepoints I read about someone upset about their taxes in Evanston. Who would have thought?

GM
1 year ago
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I live in Evanston and I’ve found that instead of getting angry about all the libtard nonsense, it’s better to just sit back with a big bowl of popcorn and “enjoy the show”. Evanston truly is the putrid petri dish of ” all things progressive ” …

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