“When [Church Street] was torn down I felt like a part of me was being torn down,” said Al Norris, who grew up on the street in Anderson, which was run almost exclusively by African Americans during segregation. “It was amazing how much took place on that small block.” Photo by Lindsey Feingold/CNS.
PHOTO GALLERY: The People of Anderson, South Carolina: Talk about the Confederacy, the Confederate Statue, Race Relations Long Ago and Today
