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Awareness, Agitation and Action: Fayetteville Street Projects Audio Tour | Presented by Durham CAN

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Before there was ‘Fayette Place’ there was Fayetteville Street Projects (FSP): a public housing community developed by the Durham Housing Authority in 1967. And before there was the Fayetteville Street Projects, a neighborhood that was part of Durham's historic, African-American Hayti community. Although the buildings are gone, the land remains, and the people and stories shaped there are still very much alive. This audio tour is a small collection of the people connected to the Fayetteville Street Projects that to affirm that Durham’s future cannot move forward without remembering its past.

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Recent Episodes

September 23, 2021

'A Crossroads' | Pastor William Lucas, First Chronicles Community Church

"We pay taxes just like they do, we work just like they do, and we're citizens just like they are."

September 23, 2021

'The Struggle' | Ms. Regina Mays, Franklin Village

"I knew a lady who had a voucher and she stayed at Urban Ministries' Shelter for over a year...and she was a Fayetteville Street resident."

September 23, 2021

'These Kids Are Me' | Ms. Chauntia Gilchrist, GRAB Durham

"The City involvement was way different than now."

7 total episodes available

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What is Awareness, Agitation and Action: Fayetteville Street Projects Audio Tour | Presented by Durham CAN?: Before there was ‘Fayette Place’ there was Fayetteville Street Projects (FSP): a public housing community developed by the Durham Housing Authority in 1967. And before there was the Fayetteville Street Projects, a neighborhood that was part of Durham's historic, African-American Hayti community.

Although the buildings are gone, the land remains, and the people and stories shaped there are still very much alive. This audio tour is a small collection of the people connected to the Fayetteville Street Projects that to affirm that Durham’s future cannot move forward without remembering its past.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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