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18 June 2019/ Segregation in America

Ending residential segregation is not gentrification

Ending residential segregation is not gentrification
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June and Richard Thomas

June and Richard Thomas

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Building new communities in the inner cities
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Building new communities in the inner cities

What’s facing us now in achieving race unity is that some people are privileged – many others are severely disadvantaged.

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