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Stereotypes. They think we’re all robbers.
—Albert Mattocks, Custodian, Roxbury
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It’s fear-based hate. You have a racist running the country and bigots are coming out of the woodwork. They know what they’re doing.
—Anthony Young, Teacher, Hyde Park
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Back in the day it was because they were afraid. I don’t know why. They have the power.
—Arracheal Miller, Student, Dorchester
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They fear us. It’s irrational. They weren’t fearing us 400 years ago.
—Bobby, Retired, Brookline
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Because they’re afraid of us. Like the situation at Yale, where the woman said she was uncomfortable.
—Deborah Madrey, Retired, Roxbury
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White people are moving to the city and realizing it’s urban. It’s not like they thought it would be in the brochure.
—Stuart Spina, Organizer/Researcher, Chelsea