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Part 22: As Chicago’s high-rise public housing towers came down, the city entered a new chapter. Leaders argued the developments had become unlivable and that demolition was the only path forward. But while the buildings disappeared, the questions they left behind did not. The end of Chicago’s public housing experiment would reshape neighborhoods, displace thousands of families, and forever change the city.

Chicago at the Crossroad
A Film by Brian Schodorf @filmmakerbrian 
Co-Produced by Afrika Porter @sistaafrika 
Narrated by Malik Yusef @malikyusef100 
Featuring GLC @glctheism J.R. Fleming @iamjrfleming Pastor Phil Jackson @pastorphilspeaks and other community leaders, historians, journalists, and residents whose voices helped tell the story of one of the most significant chapters in Chicago’s history. Thank you for watching.
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As Chicago’s public housing towers came down, many residents feared they were being pushed aside to make way for luxury developments. City leaders promised revitalization without displacement, but for communities that had lived through decades of broken promises, trust was in short supply. Featuring archival footage from Ronit Bezalel’s award-winning documentary Voices of Cabrini (1999).

Film by @filmmakerbrian 
Co-producer @sistaafrika 
Narrator: @malikyusef100 
Featuring: @glctheism 
Featuring: @iamjrfleming
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Part 19 - Chicago at the Crossroad Documentary 

When officials decided to demolish Chicago’s high-rise public housing, many residents weren’t asking to leave. They wanted working elevators, safe stairwells, lights in the hallways, and the chance to raise their families in the communities they had always called home. Their question wasn’t whether public housing had failed—but why it had been allowed to fail in the first place.

A film by @filmmakerbrian 
Co-producer @sistaafrika 
Narrator @malikyusef100
Featuring @glctheism  @iamjrfleming
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