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Manuel Lloyd and Dalvonte Howard look at how a real estate company forced low income, Black community members in Wilmington, North Carolina, … Keep Reading
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Chase Matthews with guest host, Kaylah Brown, talk about what happens to communities when a franchise builds a sports complex there. … Keep Reading