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Segregation in America was never about “class” or “status.” It was about race. Full stop. In 1910, Baltimore passed the first racial zoning law in the United States, making it illegal for Black people to move onto blocks where white residents were the majority. Cities across the South and border states followed. When the Supreme Court struck these laws down in Buchanan v. Warley (1917), segregation did not end. It evolved. City planners openly admitted their intentions. Policies were created to
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Segregation in America was never about “class” or “status.” It was about race. Full stop. In 1910, Baltimore passed the first racial zoning law in the United States, making it illegal for Black people to move onto blocks where white residents were the majority. Cities across the South and border states followed. When the Supreme Court struck these laws down in Buchanan v. Warley (1917), segregation did not end. It evolved. City planners openly admitted their intentions. Policies were created to
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Before Atlanta became known as the Black Gay Mecca, there was the Marquette. Founded as a social club for Black Atlantans during segregation, the Marquette became Atlanta’s first Black gay club in 1972. At a time when Black LGBTQ people faced exclusion from both white gay spaces and many mainstream institutions, the Marquette provided a place for community, nightlife, and cultural expression. For decades, it served as a gathering place for generations of Black queer Atlantans and played a signif
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