Connections to Community: Bronzeville
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Bronzeville is a neighborhood in Chicago that is 1.67 square miles with a population of 119,284, of which 85.5% are Black. The neighborhood developed during the Great Migration period from 1890-1950 as many Black Americans moved north for equal opportunity, education, and industrial jobs. They settled in the south side of Chicago, creating a "Black metropolis." However, after World War II, one-third of residents left due to economic failure. The neighborhood contains the site of the former Ida B. Wells public housing project and the Victory Monument.
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Bronzeville is a neighborhood on the south side of Chicago that is 85.5% Black with a median income of $27,800. It was settled in the late 19th-early 20th century during the Great Migration, as African Americans moved north for greater opportunities. However, nearly a third of residents left after World War II due to economic decline. The neighborhood maintained segregation through public housing projects like Ida B. Wells in the 1930s-40s, though these were later demolished in the 2000s.
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Bronzeville was settled in the early 20th century by African Americans migrating from the South as part of the Great Migration. It became a center of Black culture and community, known as the "Black Metropolis". However, after World War 2, about a third of residents left due to economic decline. Public housing projects like Ida B. Wells were built but maintained segregation. Now the area is working to preserve its historical sites and Black identity.
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Connections to Community: Bronzeville
- 1. Bronzeville
- 2. Bronzeville
- 5. Demographics:Who lives there? ● 85.5% Black ● 6.59% White ● 5.25% Asian ● 1.11% Hispanic ● 1.53% other ● Median Income: $27,800 ● Total Area: 1.67 sq. miles ● Population: 119,284 ○ Female: 64,561 ○ Male: 54,723
- 6. History: How’d it come to be? ● Great Migration 1890-1950 o Equal opportunity o Education o Industrial jobs ● Settled in southside o “Black metropolis” ● Post WWII o 1/3rd of residents left area - economic failure
- 7. History (continued) ● Ida B. Wells Housing ● 1939-1941 ● Cheap public housing ● 4th public housing project - ● Maintained segregation ● 2002-2011 demolished
- 13. Ida B. Wells House
- 14. Victory Monument
- 19. So….how do we feel now? ● Random circus? ● Pearl’s Place: Was it as popular as expected? ● Chicago Marathon: How does the community come together? ● Why shouldn’t you talk to strangers? ● Was the experience authentic? ● What are you still curious about?
- 20. Bibliography ● "Chicago/Bronzeville." Bronzeville Travel Guide. Wikimedia Foundation, 7 May 2013. Web. 22 Oct. 2014. ● "Douglas, Chicago." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 29 Sept. 2014. Web. 22 Oct. 2014. ● Jyoti. "Public Art in Chicago: Bronzeville - Victory Monument." Public Art in Chicago: Bronzeville - Victory Monument. N.p., 28 Sept. 2009. Web. 22 Oct. 2014.
- 23. Demographics:Who lives there? ● 85.5% Black ● 6.59% White ● 5.25% Asian ● 1.11% Hispanic ● 1.53% other ● Median Income: $27,800 ● Total Area: 1.67 sq. miles ● Population: 119,284 ○ Female: 64,561 ○ Male: 54,723
- 24. History: How’d it come to be? ● Great Migration 1890-1950 o Equal opportunity o Education o Industrial jobs ● Settled in southside o “Black metropolis” ● Post WWII o 1/3rd of residents left area - economic failure
- 25. History (continued) ● Ida B. Wells Housing ● 1939-1941 ● Cheap public housing ● 4th public housing project - ● Maintained segregation ● 2002-2011 demolished
- 31. Ida B. Wells House
- 32. Victory Monument
- 37. So….how do we feel now? ● Random circus? ● Pearl’s Place: Was it as popular as expected? ● Chicago Marathon: How does the community come together? ● Why shouldn’t you talk to strangers? ● Was the experience authentic? ● What are you still curious about?
- 38. Bibliography ● "Bronzeville." Point2 Homes. Point2, 2014. Web. ● "Chicago/Bronzeville." Bronzeville Travel Guide. Wikimedia Foundation, 7 May 2013. Web. 22 Oct. 2014. ● "Douglas, Chicago." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 29 Sept. 2014. Web. 22 Oct. 2014. ● Jyoti. "Public Art in Chicago: Bronzeville - Victory Monument." Public Art in Chicago: Bronzeville - Victory Monument. N.p., 28 Sept. 2009. Web. 22 Oct. 2014.
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