Every time that a new school would be built you would have white flight away from the previous boom, leaving only African Americans in the old school zone, and then property prices and quality of life take a hit.

During the 40s and up until the 80's these areas were predominately African American. 

And lest anyone suspect that "working class" is a euphemism for a certain race, we had Mexicans, Hispanic Arizonans, African-Americans, an Ethiopian immigrant, whites, veterans, and lessees of both sexes.

A cache of African statues...

As I head to the African continent, I'm curious if there are any groups I might connect with while there?

Existing tenant is African American and new upstairs tenant is Asian.  

I recorded a conversation where an LNI inspector was basically putting down our subcontractor because they were African American.

But this is also a neighborhood rich in African-American history, having been the first neighborhood in Atlanta, where black people were allowed to own.

A full grown bull African Elephant only exerts 250 lb of pressure when he walks on the floor. 

This $85 to $100 spike was driven by the North African revolutions, especially Lybia.