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Dexter Malone
reviewed Secret City: A History of Race Relations in the Nation's Capital on July 09, 2013 Secret City
A bracingly honest look at the city’s underprivileged and powerless.
“The District of Columbia was neither the ‘colored man’s paradise,’ as unobservant whites had once labeled it, nor was it in its entirety the ‘Magnificent Capital’ portrayed not long ago in a best-selling picture book. The black ghettos were as much part of Washington as were the stretches of greensward and the gleaming white marble facades of public buildings.â€
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