They’ve been languishing for a long time but are finally becoming sites of urban intervention. Many public spaces still bear names and symbols that recall America’s history of racism.Read More – click below Category: BSANovember 23, 2015Share this post TweetShare on Twitter Share on FacebookShare on Facebook Pin itShare on Pinterest Share on LinkedInShare on LinkedInPost navigationPreviousPrevious post:Charity Working to Revitalize every Street named after Dr. Martin Luther KingNextNext post:Looking Beyond Decay: Residents Team Up to Save MLK DriveRelated postsThe National MLK Streets InitiativesOctober 3, 2016Harvard University, Melvin White, and a much-needed Plan to Thwart Racial Exclusion in St. Louis.March 14, 2016Restoring MLK’s Dream, Street by StreetJanuary 18, 2016Looking Beyond Decay: Residents Team Up to Save MLK DriveJanuary 18, 2016Charity Working to Revitalize every Street named after Dr. Martin Luther KingSeptember 11, 2015Beloved Streets of America Nabs $25,000 for Hydroponic Gardens in North City St. LouisJune 24, 2014
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