A Complicit History: Segregation and Silence in America's Fifth Largest City
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As he stepped outside, Aubrey Carter knew something wasn’t right. He wanted to get his hat and coat and give himself a moment to consider what was happening, but the white man at his doorstep was insistent.
Thank you Lucas for writing this. As a white person I feel continually disappointed about how little I know about all of this. It is very helpful to know what has and is happening where we live especially. As you said, we are all part of it. I wish so much I had more black neighbors.
Thank you Lucas for writing this. As a white person I feel continually disappointed about how little I know about all of this. It is very helpful to know what has and is happening where we live especially. As you said, we are all part of it. I wish so much I had more black neighbors.