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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If it does go down it is because your home value is as high as it is due to a history of redlining, segregation and exclusionary zoning aimed specifically at excluding Black, Indigenous and other people of color from your neighborhoods.[/quote] MoCo was nearly 100% white in the era post-Civil rights. There hasn't been redlining or exclusionary zoning or segregation since POCs started moving into the County. But please proceed with your ignorance. [/quote]. It was 100% white? You attend zero Montgomery History presentations. There were Black home owning communities all over west county. Their land was stolen. It’s almost Remembrance and Reconciliation Month (all of November). You can get informed and then return with facts. [/quote] Many of those families are still living in the county. I went to school with some Prathers (Prathertown) and Scotland and Tobytown have a lot of longtime residents. [/quote]
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