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[https://landtrustalliance.org/resources/learn/explore/historical-database-of-sundown-towns by James W. Lowewen 2/8/24 Land Trust Alliance] | [https://landtrustalliance.org/resources/learn/explore/historical-database-of-sundown-towns by James W. Lowewen 2/8/24 Land Trust Alliance] | ||
The world’s only registry of sundown towns, entire communities that for decades was all-white on purpose. The site contains images, tips for teaching, and strategies for transcending its past and building good race relations. | The world’s only registry of sundown towns, entire communities that for decades was all-white on purpose. The site contains images, tips for teaching, and strategies for transcending its past and building good race relations. | ||
=====AP Road Trip: Racial tensions in America’s ‘sundown towns’===== | |||
[https://apnews.com/article/virus-outbreak-race-and-ethnicity-violence-db28a9aaa3b800d91b65dc11a6b12c4c by TIM SULLIVAN and NOREEN NASIR 13/10/20 AP] | |||
VIENNA, Ill. (AP) — Ask around this time-battered Midwestern town, with its empty storefronts, dusty antique shops and businesses that have migrated toward the interstate, and nearly everyone will tell you that Black and white residents get along really well. | |||
