“Somewhat Like War”: The Aesthetics of Segregation, Black ...

As the decade passed, Chicago’s residential color lines became increasingly stabilized, with the construction of new schools within pre-1950 Black Belt borders (an alternative to allowing black children into less-crowded white schools), continued expansion of the black West Side ghetto, and high-rise public housing like Daley’s Robert ... ................
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