Shauntée’s Reviews > 9226 Kercheval: The Storefront that Did Not Burn, With a New Preface > Status Update

I was not able at that time to make clear that there is indeed an essential role for the concerned white affluent person in making whole our ghettoized cities. But it is a subtle role, often a nonvisible role. It is trying to do what black people cannot or will not do under any given circumstances until they are able or willing to do it. It is, therefore, a changing and receding role...

"Working with individual families only emphasizes how inadequate present means are, only reinforces my certainty for the path I am taking..." The project at 9226 Kercheval that was spearheaded by Nancy Milio and members of that Detroit neighborhood was ahead of its time in its approach to addressing health disparities.