Chicago 1919

Socialist countries beat back COVID-19
Nov. 22 — Another wave of COVID-19 is raging across the U.S. The death count has now reached a quarter-million; ...
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A city of struggle
The long shadow of the Chicago race riot, Part 8 The sudden death of Harold Washington in 1987 was a ...
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The people put Harold Washington in City Hall
The long shadow of the Chicago race riot, Part 7 By 1970, people of color were already close to half ...
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Never forget Fred Hampton
The long shadow of the Chicago race riot, Part 6 By 1960, Chicago's Black community reached 813,000 people, nearly a ...
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Chicago Mayor Daley’s racist machine
Mayor Richard Daley stands at the microphone during the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. The long shadow of the ...
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Communists fight racism and evictions
The long shadow of the Chicago race riot, Part 4 Despite the race riot and segregated housing, Chicago's Black population ...
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What did the unions do?
The long shadow of the Chicago race riot, Part 3 Up to the 1920s, Chicago was the center of the ...
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Bombings greet the Great Migration
A fundamental change in the composition of the U.S. workforce was the Great Migration of African Americans from the South ...
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The long shadow of the 1919 Chicago race riot
First in a series A century ago, Chicago was convulsed by anti-Black riots. For days, African Americans were beaten and ...
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The long shadow of the 1919 Chicago race riot
The Struggle - La Lucha Series by Stephen Millies The following articles are included: • Bombings greet the Great Migration ...
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