Gary Fell Into Darkness. Black Churches Refused to Leave It There
Gary’s prolonged blackout exposed the vulnerabilities of a predominantly Black city shaped by decades of disinvestment. But it also revealed something more enduring: a network of Black churches still able to become first responders when institutions fall short.
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