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Development pressures threaten black communitiesPublished 03/07/05
Rose Wiseman saw the fight for equality unfold 40 years ago during Congress of Racial Equality meetings in her Spa Road living room. Hannah Chambers could break up a fight among neighborhood girls in Parole as if she were separating her own children. And Georgette Lindsey of Carrollton Avenue knows to call the police if a certain light in an elderly neighbor's house is out. Those are a few examples of the close-knit bonds and rich heritage that those living in Annapolis' African-American neighborhoods fear could be blown away by the explosion in property values in and around the city. "If they keep it up, no...
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