The result, “Mapping Inequity: Redlining in New Deal ... of the Great Migration in Chicago, where hundreds of thousands of African Americans left the South for better opportunities.

They were rules put in place as more Black families migrated to Chicago in the 1920s and 1930s, escaping the Jim Crow laws of the South. And then there was redlining. An old map shows how Chicago ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- For years, vast stretches of vacant lots have scarred Chicago's landscape - visible reminders of decades of disinvestment. "For generations, if the only thing you've ever seen is ...