Rosedale: 100 Years | A look back at a forgotten neighborhood
Thomas McNair hasn’t lived in the Johnstown area for decades, but the 85-year-old still remembers the neighborhood of his youth – Rosedale.
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Thomas McNair hasn’t lived in the Johnstown area for decades, but the 85-year-old still remembers the neighborhood of his youth – Rosedale.
Thomas McNair hasn’t lived in the Johnstown area for decades, but the 85-year-old still remembers the neighborhood of his youth – Rosedale.
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Some of it is policy-related. so in the area of education, for instance, there's specific people who, in my opinion, act as white spectrum -- supremacists because they put their children in private schools and schools that they can afford while they relegate black children knowing that voucher, choice programs have a tremendous impact on black life. they'll relegate black and brown students to those public schools so they can continue to get their funding via the teachers union. so so there are some areas of specific plight. one area in particular that is especially corrosive to black life is ...