While looking for television coverage of today's press conference and hearing, this television broadcast popped up. Here is BCAT's
blurb:
The city’s moving forward with plans to use eminent domain to take and demolish a handful of homes on Duffield Street and homes advocates say played an important part in the underground railroad. A city-commissioned study couldn’t confirm the buildings' role in the anti slavery movement and now officials want the area for Downtown Brooklyn development. Advocates say the homes are a key piece of the borough's black history. As Sherry Karabin tells us, they're taking their battle to the courts.
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While looking for television coverage of today's press conference and hearing, this television broadcast popped up. Here is BCAT's blurb:
