Crowley interviews long-time residents of the Central Area, a
historically redlined neighborhood that was one of the few places
nonwhites could buy homes. Residents tell stories of working with
the Black Panthers, becoming activists in the 1960s, and of
building a thriving culture around church, music, and food. The
neighborhood is going through rapid gentrification today, and many
of these residents have been or will be displaced.
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