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LISTENING TO CONSTITUENTS: DIA CEO Lori Boyer talks with Stanley Scott, the managing director of the African American Economic Recovery Think Tank about his concerns with condominium development plans incorporating “Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing” park in LaVilla. 28 J MAGAZINE | FALL <strong>2019</strong>
} The Women’s Issue Lori Boyer’s next act just might be her biggest one yet An advocate for numerous Downtown initiatives, the former city councilwoman is now at the helm of the Downtown Investment Authority. By FRANK DENTON Photos by BOB SELF FALL <strong>2019</strong> | J MAGAZINE 29
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