Evanston residents from all walks of life and many perspectives gathered around small tables at the Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center to talk about the future of education for African American students in Evanston. Vanessa Johnson-McCoy (left), a real estate broker, and Tamara Stewart-Hadaway, principal of Kingsway Preparatory School,  joined about 75 others to hear and discuss the results of a Northwestern University survey of Black residents about education equity in Evanston. That’s Gilo Kwesi Logan in the background, facilitator of the talk-back event. (Photo by Richard Cahan)

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