Segregation, Disinvestment Impact Community Violence
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Talking with the head of a Chicago organization seeking racial healing and transformation.
Everything about one's experience of living in Chicago can be traced back to segregation and race, according to community leader José Rico. As part of WTTW's FIRSTHAND initiative, we've produced a number of FIRSTHAND "Talks," each addressing segregation. One of those talks is delivered by Rico, Executive Director of Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation Chicago.
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Segregation, Disinvestment Impact Community Violence
Clip: 2/22/2022 | 7m 45sVideo has Closed Captions
Everything about one's experience of living in Chicago can be traced back to segregation and race, according to community leader José Rico. As part of WTTW's FIRSTHAND initiative, we've produced a number of FIRSTHAND "Talks," each addressing segregation. One of those talks is delivered by Rico, Executive Director of Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation Chicago.
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