The Akron Innerbelt destroyed Black-owned businesses in its path
When the ill-fated Akron Innerbelt was built, it tore through a predominantly Black neighborhood and forced many mom-and-pop businesses to close.
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When the ill-fated Akron Innerbelt was built, it tore through a predominantly Black neighborhood and forced many mom-and-pop businesses to close.
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