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Large crowds, emotional
testimony at state, city council hearings
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MARCH
2005—More than 100 community
activists, clergy and Advocate
Healthcare workers turned out
hearings held by City Council
Committee on Health to investigate
alleged practices of "racial
redlining" by Advocate Health Care,
the state's largest medical
provider.
Committee Chair Ald. Ed Smith (27th)
heard concerns that whileexpensive fitness
centers and cardiac units go up at Advocate's
suburban hospitals that serve largely affluent
white clientele, significantly smaller
investments are made at inner-city hospitals
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City
Council committee rooms crowded with
community members urging Advocate to
"Stop Racial Redlining" |
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