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Places of Refuge and Leadership in the Great Migration
This First Quarter edition explores the places and leaders that shaped Bronzeville during the early years of the Great Migration. As thousands arrived in Chicago seeking opportunity and stability, churches, institutions, and community spaces emerged as vital centers of refuge, education, and leadership.
From early organizations that provided housing, training, and support to leaders who challenged injustice and guided dialogue during times of tension, this issue reflects how the Black Metropolis was built not only through movement, but through vision, courage, and collective care.
This Month in the Black Metropolis
From historic landmarks to community moments, this feature reflects how Bronzeville continues to honor its past while shaping its future.