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    Philadelphia, Mississippi continues to preserve racism through its policies and culture. The town remains completely segregated through an unwritten law that bars black residents from white neighborhoods, businesses, and institutions. Local officials work to maintain the racist status quo and prevent any integration or civil rights progress from undermining the town's way of life.

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    Philadelphia, Mississippi continues to preserve racism through its policies and culture. The town remains completely segregated through an unwritten law that bars black residents from white neighborhoods, businesses, and institutions. Local officials work to maintain the racist status quo and prevent any integration or civil rights progress from undermining the town's way of life.

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    The Other Philadelphia: Mississippi Town Preserves Racism

    By CLAUDE SITTONSpecial to The New York Times New York Times (1923-Current file); Jun 29, 1964; ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times (1851-2008) pg. 19

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