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Gentrifying the Magic City: A Spatial Analysis of Birmingham, AL 1980 -2010
Birmingham, Alabama, once among the most segregated cities in the nation, is now experiencing an economic revival driven by capital reinvestment into the physical fabric of neighborhoods and an influx of educated, higher-income residents. While positive in some respects, research suggests that ur
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