Bridgeport Versus Greenwich
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NPR has an article from its "partner" Global Post about the "deep economic divide" between Greenwich, Connecticut and Bridgeport, Connecticut. It reads like something from Pravda back during the Cold War:

The distance between these two places is not much, about 20 miles, but the gulf that separates them often seems too great to navigate for many residents on both sides of the divide. The vastly different experience of growing up in either cannot be exaggerated. Bridgeport, with its dilapidated factories and graffiti-scarred public housing projects, is a world away from the half-dozen other affluent communities that line the Connecticut shoreline between them, such as Westport and New Canaan.

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Bridgeport Versus Greenwich
futureofcapitalism.com

NPR has an article from its "partner" Global Post about the "deep economic divide" between Greenwich, Connecticut and Bridgeport, Connecticut. It reads like something from Pravda back during the Cold War:

The distance between these two places is not much, about 20 miles, but the gulf that separates them often seems too great to navigate for many residents on both sides of the divide. The vastly different experience of growing up in either cannot be exaggerated. Bridgeport, with its dilapidated factories and graffiti-scarred public housing projects, is a world away from the half-dozen other affluent communities that line the Connecticut shoreline between them, such as Westport and New Canaan.

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