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Racism, antisemitism, ethnocentrism take hold
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Racism, antisemitism, ethnocentrism take hold
60th Anniversary Dinner of the Oak Park Maywood Improvement Association. KKK advertisement in the Oak Leaves. Part II of our series on the history of Oak Park housing as it relates to racial diversity and equity in the village. The 1920s were a decade marked by the village’s greatest period of commercial and housing development. Oak Park’s population soared from 10,000 in 1900 to 40,000 in 1920, then to 64,000 in 1930 and its peak of 66,000 in…
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