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Rachelle Salnave-Gardner

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Want to learn about the current economic opportunities available in Harlem - you don't want to miss The Solution Forum followed by the screening of Harlem's Mart 125 on 8/3 @ The National Black Theat

7/13/2010 2:57 PM, from web

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COME CELEBRATE HARLEM- 2 screenings of Harlem's Mart 125: The American dream a cautionary tale about the gentrification of Harlem. 8/3 @ The National Black Theatre and 8/6 @ Maysles Cinema

7/13/2010 2:45 PM, from web

@harlemmart125 It's about the gentrification of Harlem and I used Mart 125 as a case study to show the struggle Btw big biz vs little biz. www.harlemmart125.com- Please spread the word

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SAVE THE DATE- Tuesday 8/3 HARLEM SCREENING - Harlem's Mart 125: The American Dream At the National Black Theatre

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Name:
Rachelle Salnave-Gardner
About:
Harlem's Mart 125: the American Dream is a documentary film about the history of Mart 125 and how it correlates to the "revitalization" of 125th street, Harlem's main commercial sector. This film takes its viewers on a historical journey which depicts the economic transition of 125th street from the late 1960's to present day. Mart 125 is used as a metaphor which examines the plague of perplexities that surround this unique black community and its relationship with the plans of urban renewal from a commercial stand point. Harlem's Mart 125: the American Dream portrays a microcosmic analysis of the displacement of Black American communities today. This is a story that takes an introspective look at the changing face of the most well known African-American neighborhood and a complexity of issues that surround this community in peril!
Neighborhood:
Harlem
Website:
www.harlemmart125.com
 
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