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When community activist Meleika Gardner returned to Evanston as an adult, she said the city she remembered from her teenage years “felt different” due to what she described as a “mass exodus” of Black residents.  “It’s become more about green than Black,” Gardner said. “It’s about the money and who can afford to stay here.”...