US EditionRobin Rue Simmons reflects on Evanston’s reparations program and its ongoing legacy – North by Northwestern
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Robin Rue Simmons reflects on Evanston’s reparations program and its ongoing legacy – North by Northwestern
Robin Rue Simmons, the former 5th Ward councilmember that engineered government-sponsored reparations to Black Evanston resident. Graphic by __ / North By Northwestern In early 2019, Robin Rue Simmons discovered that Black families in Evanston made $50,000 less, on average, per household and faced a 13-year gap in life expectancy. As a 5th Ward councilmember at the time, she reached out to the Evanston Chief of Police who informed her that 71% o…
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