Posted on Aug 11, 2018
Past Housing Discrimination Contributed To Wealth Gap Between Blacks and Whites In Kansas City
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Sam Shockley went to school with the black students who eventually desegregated Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. So he was more than familiar with the harshness of racism. When he moved to Kansas City in the 1950s, he experienced a different brand of it. “Here it was more covert,” Shockley says.
Past Housing Discrimination Contributed To Wealth Gap Between Blacks and Whites In Kansas City
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The town I went to school at had very few blacks, the one my wife went to had a large number, they lived in what was called the south side(not a good neighborhood), she did have several friends from the area though.
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I live in an integrated neighborhood and I love it. It is a fine balance though and not easy to maintain.
Glad we are mostly past this form of racism. Sometimes the only way past this is through it.
Glad we are mostly past this form of racism. Sometimes the only way past this is through it.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
Lt Col Charlie Brown I was Blessed to Spend My Years 4-14 in an Integrated Community.
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