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African-American neighborhood stands in the path of Cary's growth
Vermel and Clyde Evans; More than 50 years ago, Clyde Evans began selling land to black families, allowing them to escape a life of poverty and sharecropping.Image credit: Family photo courtesy of George Bailey
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- Story: African-American neighborhood stands in the path of Cary's growth (February 20, 2008)
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- African-American neighborhood stands in the path of Cary's growth
- Clyde Evans
- Family photo courtesy of George Bailey
- Feb 20, 2008
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- African-American neighborhood stands in the path of Cary's growth
- Vermel and Clyde Evans; More than 50 years...
- Family photo courtesy of George Bailey
- Feb 20, 2008
