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Change in North Omaha: It’s been a long time coming for northeast Omaha
With Native Omaha Days in full swing, here’s a new story I wrote for the August issue of The Reader that sounds out some African-American residents for their take on northeast Omaha’s challenges and what can be done to revitalize that area. Hard copies should now be out and about in North O, Midtown, Downtown and the Old Market, among other places.
Categories: African-American Culture, Civil Rights, Ean Garrett, Michelle Troxclair, North Omaha, Omaha, Preston Love Jr., Social Justice, Sundiata Menelik, Writing
African American, African-American Culture, Angel Martin, Ean Garrett, Inner City, Michelle Troxclair., North Omaha, Omaha, Poverty, Preston Love Jr., Sundiata Menelik, Urban Renewal
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