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My community is majority of people who are retirees. However, there is a sprinkling of young working adults. It is also a mixture of homeowners and renters. This neighborhood was designed to accommodate Black WWII veterans and their families. It is recognized as one of the first Black occupied sub-divisions with single-standing houses in this country. It received accreditation as a historical property in 2016. Now with the current building of the nearby Enmark Center Sports Arena, my community faces regentrification and the face of the neighborhood is changing. It is my hope that Redistricting will be fair, giving us the power to elect leaders who will look out for us.
Black culture is alive and well in this City and is steadily growing. It is greatly exhibited in our historic churches and colleges, one of which is SSU.
Residents in my community are gainfully employed as teachers, policemen, healthcare workers, lawyers, and with many of them having retired from those professions.
My community has for years and presently remains in need of a shopping center with a grocery store, dry cleaners, and other businesses. It also needs desperately better infrastructure.
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