A fight over building apartments in mainly white Woodbridge has become a flashpoint in the debate over racial equity in Connecticut. Here's why.
A fight over building apartments in mainly white Woodbridge has become a flashpoint in the debate over racial equity in Connecticut. Here’s why. Eliza Fawcett, Hartford Courant © Mark Mirko/Mark Mirko Jean Molot has lived in Woodbridge for 20 years and supports a proposal by a Yale Law School clinic and an affordable housing developer to turn a single-family home in town into a four-family development. The contrast between New Haven and its suburban neighbor Woodbridge is impossible to miss. In the city, duplexes and triplexes are packed side by side, with cars and motorc...