Three Girls from Bronzeville
A Uniquely American Memoir of Race, Fate, and Sisterhood
Book • 2021
Dawn Turner recounts her upbringing in Bronzeville's Lawless Gardens with her sister Kim and best friend Debra, whose lives took dramatically different turns.
While Turner achieved success as a journalist, Kim and Debra faced profound pain and loss.
The book weaves personal stories with historical research, policy analysis, and reflections on systemic issues like housing discrimination and overcrowded schools in Black Chicago.
While Turner achieved success as a journalist, Kim and Debra faced profound pain and loss.
The book weaves personal stories with historical research, policy analysis, and reflections on systemic issues like housing discrimination and overcrowded schools in Black Chicago.
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