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    This document lists 3 primary and 1 secondary sources used to research housing opportunities for black communities in Chicago, the 1919 race riots in Chicago, and how racial covenants slowly disappeared after the riots. The primary sources include a 1919 newspaper article about a housing plan for Chicago's black belt and an article covering the 1919 race riots. The secondary source is a 2005 newspaper article discussing the slow disappearance of racial covenants in Chicago.

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    Sources for my NHD project.

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    This document lists 3 primary and 1 secondary sources used to research housing opportunities for black communities in Chicago, the 1919 race riots in Chicago, and how racial covenants slowly disappeared after the riots. The primary sources include a 1919 newspaper article about a housing plan for Chicago's black belt and an article covering the 1919 race riots. The secondary source is a 2005 newspaper article discussing the slow disappearance of racial covenants in Chicago.

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    Primary and Secondary Sources

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    This document lists 3 primary and 1 secondary sources used to research housing opportunities for black communities in Chicago, the 1919 race riots in Chicago, and how racial covenants slowly disappeared after the riots. The primary sources include a 1919 newspaper article about a housing plan for Chicago's black belt and an article covering the 1919 race riots. The secondary source is a 2005 newspaper article discussing the slow disappearance of racial covenants in Chicago.

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    Primary Sources

    Unknown. “BETTER HOUSING PLAN LAUNCHED FOR BLACK BELT.” Chicago Tribune,

    8 Aug. 1919. ProQuest Historical Newspapers, Accessed 27 Feb. 2023. I used this source

    to support my claim about providing equal housing opportunities to the South Side of

    Chicago.

    Unknown. “STRIKE IS ON; CARS STOP! 20 SLAIN IN RACE RIOTS: 200 OR MORE

    INJURED;” Chicago Tribune, 29 July 1919. ProQuest Historical Newspapers, Accessed

    28 Feb. 2023. I used this source to help me conclude my project and to show how the

    race riots were a big deal that it was on the front page of the Tribune newspaper.

    Secondary Sources

    Rich, Motoko. “Chicago Tribune.” Restrictive Racial Covenants Slow to Disappear, 1 May

    2005. ProQuest Historical Newspapers, Accessed 27 Feb. 2023. I used this source to

    show how the racial covenants in Chicago slowly started to disappear after the riots

    ended because of all the segregation that was present in Chicago.

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