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Comment on She never found her ‘tribe’ in Charlotte; now she’s eyeing Mexico by Michael Belger
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While the Queen City welcomes more than 100 new arrivals daily, not all find Charlotte to be a forever home.
White, at age 71, has set her sights on La Paz, Mexico.
And despite being a Black woman in a city some have called a “Black Mecca,” White said she never quite found her “tribe” in Charlotte.
At Middle C Jazz, White said, she found the sort of haven she sought when she first came to Charlotte.
(Photo courtesy of Cree White)In Charlotte, White said, she observed a starker racial divide — a feature common in the United States as a whole and in the South, specifically.
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