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Almost 80 years before they bought a house on the side in the all white neighborhood they didnt do that in defense of any grand principle but they simply wanted a home in a safe neighborhood, a home to be proud of that they could raise their baby daughter. But a simple decision did raise the grant principal because they would confront the power of segregation. By then to embrace jimcrow but at that moment the summer of 1925 segregation was spreading north as well as putting American Cities along the color line keeping these neighborhoods separate but not equal creating the nation get no. So mu...

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