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Paths to Rebuilding and Healing Abandoned Communities: Equitable, Healthy

Chapters 6, 7 of ‘Race, Class, Power, and Organizing in East Baltimore’

This entry was posted in April 2013, Chapters and tagged Around Eager Park, Eager Park, East Baltimore, East Baltimore Development Inc., EBDI, Eminent Domain, Forest City, Johns Hopkins, Johns Hopkins Science and Technology Park, Marisela B Gomez, Marisela Gomez, Middle East Baltimore, SMEAC on April 18, 2013 by mbgomez.

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