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Saving Selma, North Carolina

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Two women sit at a table on the porch of 123 North Raiford Street in Selma. Every few minutes, a customer opens the door, which dings a chime and floats the scent of espresso outside. Each person who walks into the coffee shop, each car that cruises by looking for a parking spot, each small business within view that has lights on and an “Open” sign in the window — these are signs of life in this… Source

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