Marquette Park's racial strife rocks Chicago
Chicago's Marquette Park sits at the center of a long clash over housing, race, and violence as white and black activists and extremists confront each other. The area, once peaceful, has seen bombs, cross burnings, and marches led by groups from across the region, with police efforts and shifting focus to nearby Bogan.
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