Jim Crow Rd. runs through a typical southern neighborhood, past a strip mall with a Curves franchise, a few gated McMansions, a small country store, an elementary school, and these white houses. Jim Crow Rd. ends at the shore of Lake Lanier, a few miles outside Forsyth County, Georgia, which was known as a "sundown town" well into the '80s.
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by Michael David Murphy
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