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Is Soul City’s dream being realized in Illinois?
Floyd McKissick nurtured a powerful vision following the conclusion of World War II. His dream encompassed the creation of a groundbreaking integrated city, one that would provide Black Americans with the opportunity to embrace the full range of economic, cultural, … Continue reading
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Tagged book reviews, books, cities, communities, diversity, Floyd McKissick, geography, Governors State University, history, land use, New Towns, Park Forest South, planning, politics, racism, Soul City, transportation, University Park
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America’s “Coast Guard Cities”
Provided below is a list of the 16 American communities which have been designated by Congress as Coast Guard Cities. T 15 cities and one county have been recognized because “they have extended so many considerations to the Coast Guard family and … Continue reading
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