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Philly’s ’20th century Underground Railroad’ hides in plain sight
The “Green Book” was a travel guide that listed restaurants, hotels and other establishments, vetted as safe for African-Americans during segregation — including 45 spots in Philadelphia. Many that are still standing are hiding in plain sight — and their history is being further obscured today.
Guest: WHYY’s PlanPhilly editor Ariella Cohen
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The “Green Book” was a travel guide that listed restaurants, hotels and other establishments, vetted as safe for African-Americans during segregation — including 45 spots in Philadelphia. Many that are still standing are hiding in plain sight — and their history is being further obscured today.
Guest: WHYY’s PlanPhilly editor Ariella Cohen
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