By 1977, the Bronx had been reduced to shell of its former self, the glorious grandeur of earlier days replaced by the devastating effects of “benign neglect,” New York Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan’s political policy that advised complete abandonment of inner cities populated by minorities. As New York teetered along the…
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