“My dream,” said Ben Eaton, one of the roughly 3,000 people who live in the working-class, mostly African-American hamlet of Uniontown, Alabama, “was to grow up, get married, build my own home, and just live life comfortably.” It all worked out—except for the comfort. That part of his dream, says Eaton, was buried by a […]
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