Chapter Twenty-Three
“Try deepening that green and moving the oval over a bit to the right. It’s still not quite there,” I say, peering over the shoulder of the college freshman eagerly working on updating a logo design for one of the Old Sixth Ward merchants.
I leave her, walking around the room and observing the dozen or so students set up at various workstations. The computers, large-screen monitors, and software they’re working on have all been donated by CHI. I was nervous about how involved CHI would be in this project, but in the three weeks since our meeting, they’ve stepped up in a big way.
All but four of the two-dozen businesses we’ve been working with have signed up to participate in the program. Christopher has never missed a meeting with the merchants, and any anxiety I ha
