On a sweltering hot September day last year, nearly 50 people gathered in a brightly lit community center off a narrow two-lane road in Hayneville, Alabama, a small town about 30 miles southwest of Montgomery. They were there to talk about a largely invisible issue, one that nearby rural black communities have been struggling with […]
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