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It is White and Getting Whiter
"You Can't Rebuild What Was There"
Cannot Live in Close Contact Without Injury
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Segregation Begat Disinvestment: Conclusion
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1950 U.S. Census shows the Stotts family
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Fairfax County: A History of Housing Inequality, Exclusion, and Erasure (Images)
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Emma Stotts and Generational Displacement
Title
1950 U.S. Census shows the Stotts family
Date Created
1950-00-00
Additional note
1950 U.S. Census shows the Stotts family moved in with their Tracey kin
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1950 U.S. Census shows the Stotts family
