The US town being sued for racism by its
white people... because it's paying its
black residents $25,000 each for the legacy
of slavery
Posted By: Imright, 6/16/2024 1:42:51 AM
The chirp of cicadas in the tree-lined streets of Evanston is almost deafening. Billions of the insects have been making their periodic emergence from underground dormancy, on a scale not seen for centuries. With the ground strewn with dead bugs, and gardeners rushing to put protective netting around their plants and trees, locals have dubbed it ‘The Cicada-geddon’. And yet this quiet university town – an affluent suburb of Chicago on the shores of Lake Michigan – now has another interloper that its ultra-liberal citizens deeply resent. Three years after Evanston proudly became the first local government in the US to start paying reparations to its black citizens – in this case
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