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Harlem
Harlem was a place, where a man wasn't afraid to admit, that he was black.
It was a place, where black a man wasn't judged because of his race, but because of his character.
It was a place, where a black man, could freely walk down the street without being accused of a crime he did not commit.
He could own a fancy car, and no one would say, that he stole it.
He could be himself, and no one could take that away.