It is generally accepted that the most shameful and immoral chapter of America’s history is the treatment of blacks during the period when the institution of slavery was practiced in the South. This institution created a legacy of equally shameful attitudes that led Americans to discriminate against blacks in housing, education, and employment. In fact, many argue that the slavery-based attitudes taught to Americans, that blacks are somehow not as qualified as whites to perform good work and should be educated and housed separately, persists to this day. Unfortunately, this is true. Chicago has long been noted by black political leaders as most segregated big city of the nation.  And records of housing patterns by race recorded by the 2000 Census show that at that time ninety percent of the blacks in the city of Chicago would have to move in order for that city to be truly integrated. This proves that attitudes toward people based on the color of their skin are very...(Read Full Article)