In the first of its kind, Evanston, Illinois, has created a reparations program that seeks to begin the process of redressing harm from the housing industry. Let’s talk about reparations and Evanston’s groundbreaking initiative.
Source: Inman News
Real (Estate) Talk: How one city is leading the charge to repair the past
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