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Confronting the history of housing discrimination: It s just a remarkable record of exclusion
CBS This Morning co-host Tony Dokoupil s grandfather became a homeowner in 1953, moving his wife and three children out of a tiny apartment in Manhattan and into a new house in Lyndhurst, New Jersey. It was one of America s growing suburbs.
He wasn t alone. After World War II, millions of families made similar moves. Lyn­d­hurst Mayor Robert Gi­angeruso told Dokoupil that many people moving to Lyndhurst were a part of the working class, compromised of masons, carpenters and farmers.
Joe Cofone, a retired police officer and an unofficial town historian, said Lyndhurst could be considered a classic American suburb. One of the best places you could ever imagine to grow up, Cofone said. ....

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