Black Americans’ relocation back to the south is changing voting blocs and making Democratic races more competitive
Najeema Davis Washington spent more than 15 years as a federal employee in Washington DC before she returned to Charleston, the city she left in 1996.
She brought with her a progressive outlook that ran counter to the traditionally moderate views of her old hometown. She also noticed, she says, that the evolution of her community extended beyond mere gentrification.
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Source: US Politics - theguardian.com
