Where would the community have been if it didn't have those dedicated protestors that were brave enough to risk their own health for the good of the kids?

When a community is hit with such injustice, the ability to see people rise and gain strength from each other is such an amazing thing.

At the end of the day, it is hard not to agree to the simple principle that the kids in this area deserved the right to a quality public education in their own neighborhood.

I believe this was the intention. If you divide the community it falls. "A house divided against itself cannot stand"

It is so hurtful to the kids in the community when they see this type of injustice. To watch schools being built in an unfair and inequitable way is just hurtful.

Despite how unfair CPS and the city is to this community, I do love that they find a way to rejoice. It really speaks to the resilience of the community.

It is such an unbelievable shame that it had to come to that. CPS should have listened in the first place.