Little Africa

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[[Little Africa]] is "[[Metropolis]]' black community," a part of the city that is ethnically and culturally African-American. Residents of the area tend to be poor, live in substandard conditions, and are often treated unfairly. As a result, they are very suspicious of suburban whites, as Lois Lane found out when she first visited the community seeking interviews. (SGLL No. 106, Nov. 1970: "I am curious (black)!")
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[[Little Africa]] is "[[Metropolis]]' black community," a part of the city that is ethnically and culturally African-American. Residents of the area tend to be poor, live in substandard conditions, and are often treated unfairly. As a result, they are very suspicious of suburban whites, as [[Lois Lane]] found out when she first visited the community seeking interviews. (SGLL No. 106, Nov 1970: "I am Curious (Black)!")
  
 
Little Africa is the home of [[Dave Stevens]].
 
Little Africa is the home of [[Dave Stevens]].
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Revision as of 05:01, 22 December 2005

Lois Lane observes life in Little Africa. Art by Werner Roth and Vince Colletta.

Little Africa is "Metropolis' black community," a part of the city that is ethnically and culturally African-American. Residents of the area tend to be poor, live in substandard conditions, and are often treated unfairly. As a result, they are very suspicious of suburban whites, as Lois Lane found out when she first visited the community seeking interviews. (SGLL No. 106, Nov 1970: "I am Curious (Black)!")

Little Africa is the home of Dave Stevens.

Related Entries: Dave Stevens, Plastimold, Transformoflux Pack.

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