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A VOICE ATTHE TABLEAn exploration a
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Our research process sought to elev
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Why Black Womxn?This research seeks
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hROXBURYA Nubian Notion, 1980sRoxbu
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CONCENTRATED POVERTY Roxbury is hom
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16 1-ON-1 INTERVIEWS109 SURVEY RESP
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Interview Question StructureINTRODU
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KAI GRANTKai is an organizer and en
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NIA EVANSNia is a community organiz
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KELLEY CHUNNKelley is a social impa
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Survey Outreach TacticsSOCIAL MEDIA
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An Intergenerational PerspectiveAge
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Affirmative space for Black womxn i
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It’s a feeling of home. It’s li
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Black Spaces MatterBlack spaces are
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Overwhelmingly, respondentsdescribe
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People Make PlaceThe most spirited
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CARRYING HISTORY TO THE PRESENTRecl
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NUBIAN SQUARE50Franklin ParkWhere a
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Popular SpacesMuseum of NCAAABlack
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Space DesignBlack Market2136 Washin
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Page 64 and 65: WHAT IS ONE QUESTION YOU WOULD PWHA
Page 66 and 67: Experiences & ChallengesSpace Acces
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Page 76 and 77: Design PrinciplesAs shown in the di
Page 78 and 79: GROUND IntentionLeading with intent
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Page 82 and 83: UPLIFT Underrepresented VoicesDiver
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Page 86 and 87: Design ActionsThe following actions
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Page 90 and 91: TRANSFORMHealth & WellnessBUILD fle
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Page 94 and 95: ELEVATEArt & CultureUPLIFT local ar
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Page 98 and 99: References‌Pages 10-13 — About
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