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Introduction: When Black and White Lived Together
1. The Utopian: Abraham Kazan
2. The Anti-Utopian: Robert Moses
3. The Birth of a Suburb, the Growth of a Ghetto
4. From Horses to Housing
5. Robert Moses and His Path to Integration
6. The Fight at the Construction Site
7. Creating Community
8. Integrated Living
9. Going to School
10. The Great Fear and the High-Crime Era
11. The 1968 Teachers' Strike and the Implosion of Integration
12. As Integration Ebbed
13. The Trouble with the Teamsters Epilogue: Looking Backward
Notes Selected Bibliography Acknowledgments Index
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Karan Price
reviewed Rochdale Village: Robert Moses, 6,000 Families, and New York City's Great Experiment in Integrated Housing on October 01, 2012 Rochdale Village: Robert Moses, 6,000 Families, and New York City's Great Experiment in Integrated Housing
I lived in Rochdale for 23 years; Peter was my next door neighbor and my parents are featured in the book (I'm quoted as well). Those caveats aside, this is an excellent history of a community and the people who lived in it and still feel a strong attachment to it, regardless of where they now live.
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