BiblioMarket: In the early 1960s, a quarter of people living in Southwest D.C. had no electricity, and nearly half of residents still used outdoor toilets. But the program ostensibly designed to improve the neighborhood razed it completely: https://t.co/MrPtVsLMfB In the early 1960s, a qu…

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In the early 1960s, a quarter of people living in Southwest D.C. had no electricity, and nearly half of residents still used outdoor toilets. But the program ostensibly designed to improve the neighborhood razed it completely: https://t.co/MrPtVsLMfB In the early 1960s, a qu…

In the early 1960s, a quarter of people living in Southwest D.C. had no electricity, and nearly half of residents still used outdoor toilets. But the program ostensibly designed to improve the neighborhood razed it completely: https://t.co/MrPtVsLMfB In the early 1960s, a qu…
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