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The story of a public housing community raises critical questions about race and poverty.
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The story of a public housing community raises critical questions about race and poverty.
In a decade, East Lake went from being predominantly white to 90% African American.
In 1956, the government further enabled the middle-class movement to the suburbs.
The Lightfoot brothers recall how they ended up with a piano while living in East Lake.
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