Editor’s Note: This article is part of an ongoing column called Camden Front and Center, analyzing the city’s politics, development, and power structures. It reflects the author’s examination and perspective on how decisions by political, business, and civic leaders impact the city’s Black and Latino residents. The Camden City School District (CCSD) caused a ruckus in the community with its announcement that it intended to close three of its hig…
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