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American cities were full of segregated neighborhoods based on economic wealth and race . In the late nineteenth century American cities,
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American cities were full of segregated neighborhoods based on economic wealth and race . In the late nineteenth century American cities,

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Baltimore, Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Manhattan, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis

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