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The History Of Suburban Segregation
The New York Public Library is featuring an exhibit titled "Black Suburbia: From Levittown to Ferguson," which explores segregation and its history in communities across America. The exhibit's manager Isissa Komada-John joins us to talk about the impact then and now.
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