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A Black family’s home was too close to a White school. So D.C. took it in 1931.
38 acres of land and a house on Broad Branch Road in Northwest Washington. In the spot where it once stood is now a basketball court. It was taken from the family by the federal government’s D.C.
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55 years ago, Georgetown’s Black House began as hub for community and inclusivity
Black House is home to five undergraduate students and serves as a cultural hub for Black students at Georgetown.