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Andy Smith
Extreme Eviction: Removing Andy Smith
"I Ain't Moving": Andy Smith and Memory
Andy Smith's Fairfax
Black Resistance
Reston Black Focus
Ujamaa
Action to End Segregation in Suburbs
Establishing Black Property in Fairfax
East School Street Origins: A Judge, an Irish Immigrant, a Segregationist Dairy Farmer, and a Landlord
The Immigrant: John Morarity
The Segregationist Dairy Farmer: John S. Barbour
The Landlord: Frederick Murray
Family Connections: Matrilineal Roots of the School Street Community
School Street
Mapping School Street
From Slave Day to Derby Days
1940s and 1950s
1950s and 1960s
1960s into 1970s
1960s into 1970s - cont.
1980s and 1990s
1980s and 1990s - cont.
Conclusions
Northern Virginia Archive of Black Community Resistance
Tinner Hill
Gum Springs
Village of St. Louis
Literature and Frameworks
Positionality Statement
Archive of Community Resistance
A County of Contrasts: Fairfax County in the Age of Suburbanization
Frozen in Time
"Spread the Butter a Little Thinner"
Lincoln-Lewis-Vannoy Park Today
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