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No, because racism lives inside this city. It’s infested. Now, with Donald Trump in office, it’s exposed even more.—Angela Favors, Entrepreneur, Roxbury
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There’s a possibility, but we have so much work to do.—Eroy, Laborer, Roxbury
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No. I don’t think it will. We as a people don’t stand up for our community. We’re losing our homes to gentrification and shelters.—Gregory, Disabled, Roxbury
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Yes, because good always triumphs over evil. Boston has a lot of good people.—Jim, Carpenter, South End
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Only if whites are fair in hiring practices and stop limiting the educational and professional pursuits of black people.—Leah Barrows, Artist, Roxbury
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If we stick together as a city it will. Everybody needs to work together.—Norman Billingslea, Human Services, Roxbury