Name: New book preserves untold history of Raleigh's historic Black neighborhoods
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Description: In Raleigh, Black families were often pushed to live in "less desirable" areas, close to cemeteries, industrial sites and flood zones. As these historic neighborhoods are slowly destroyed, author and historian Carmen Cauthen preserves their stories in her new book.

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In Raleigh, Black families were often pushed to live in "less desirable" areas, close to cemeteries, industrial sites and flood zones. As these historic neighborhoods are slowly destroyed, author and historian Carmen Cauthen preserves their stories in her new book.

<p>IN REHEARSALS AND WORKSHOPS. &gt;&gt; LOCAL AUTHOR CARMEN WIMBERLEY COFFIN. HE'S GAINED A LOT OF ATTENTION WITH HER BOOK, HISTORIC BLACK NEIGHBORHOODS IN RALEIGH. IT'S A POST-CIVIL WAR STORY ABOUT PURSUING THE AMERICAN DREAM WHILE FACING MANY ROADBLOCKS EVEN TODAY AND THE ISSUES GO BEYOND RALEIGH. &gt;&gt; CITY CEMETERY IN RALEIGH IS A STUDY IN CONTRASTS. PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT RACES ARE BURIED HERE. BUT EVEN IN DEATH, THEY ARE SEGREGATED. SO THESE 2 ACRES OVER HERE ARE 4 WHITE SAYS NONE RALEIGH CITIZENS AND FOREIGN TRADESMEN. HEATHER DESIGNATED SPACES TO REST IN PEACE. THIS AREA IS FOR PEOPLE WHO WERE ENSLAVED. I WAS TOLD THERE WERE. &gt;&gt; 2000 BODIES OVER HERE. OBVIOUSLY MOST OF THEM DON'T HAVE ANY KIND OF HEADSTONE IN HER BOOK CALLS AND SAYS FREE BLACK AMERICANS SET OUT TO FIND OPPORTUNITY. &gt;&gt; FREEMAN LIKE REVEREND MORGAN BUILT LETTER UNIVERSITY AND INSPIRED 13 FREEDMAN'S VILLAGE IS STILL WITH JIM CROW LAWS. BLACK HOMEOWNERSHIP WAS OFTEN LIMITED TO SMALL. LOTS. NOT ONLY DID YOU COME FROM BEHIND THE SLIGHT CREATE BALL, BUT DID WHEN YOU GOT YOUR PIECE OF PROPERTY. YOU'RE STILL WAY BEHIND CALLED AND SAID IT MADE IT HARDER TO BUILD GENERATIONAL WEALTH TO PASS DOWN TO THEIR CHILDREN. THEIR HOMES ARE OFTEN IN LESS DESIRABLE AREAS CLOSE TO CEMETERIES. INDUSTRIAL SITES IN FLOOD ZONES TODAY. COFFIN SAYS MANY FAMILIES ARE PRICED OUT OF THOSE SAME NEIGHBORHOODS WHERE LARGER HOMES AND TOWERING DEVELOPMENTS ARE BEING BUILT. &gt;&gt; IT'S STILL THE SAME PROCESS IS STILL THE SAME. AND IT'S STILL THE SAME OUTCOME. &gt;&gt; COFFIN SAYS, WELL, USER FOCUS, BUT THE ISSUES ARE A NATIONAL CONCERN. MY HISTORY. IT'S ALSO OUR HISTORY. YOU CAN'T LOOK AT IT JUST IS THIS IS BLACK. PEOPLE'S HISTORY DOESN'T AFFECT ME. OUR COUNTRY WAS BUILT BY ALL OF US AND ON THE BACKS OF A LOT OF BLACK PEOPLE. &gt;&gt; CALLED HIS BOOK IS AVAILABLE ONLINE TO BARNES AND NOBLE ARCADIA PUBLISHING AS WELL AS</p>

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