During the first part of the 20th century Palm Springs, Florida had discriminatory housing practices which kept blacks and other minorities from living in decent areas of the city. African Americans were allowed to work in Palm Springs but they could not live in the area, not until the U.S Congress ratified the 1964 Civil […]
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