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Naper Settlement sheds ‘unvarnished’ light on Naperville’s discriminatory housing practices

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For more than 80 years, people of color had to be gone from Naperville by sundown. Black students attended Naperville's North Central College, they could not comfortably travel west of Main Street. When the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke at the college in 1960, he was escorted to Aurora because no hotel in Naperville would house him.

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Naper Settlement sheds ‘unvarnished’ light on Naperville’s discriminatory housing practices

Museum exhibit sheds ‘unvarnished’ light on Naperville’s history of exclusionary housing

3 years ago·Chicago, United States

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Chicago Tribune broke the news in Chicago, United States 3 years ago on Friday, June 10, 2022.

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