Vine City community groups allege broken promises on World Cup economic opportunities
By
Jasmina Alston
Looks the part, but the middle's still raw. Chew with caution.
Summary
Vine City community organizations in Atlanta released a report titled "The Broken Promise," alleging that the historic neighborhood has been excluded from economic opportunities promised in connection with the upcoming FIFA World Cup. During a press conference held by the Historic Vine City Civic Association and other groups, community leaders pleaded with officials to fulfill commitments regarding economic opportunities for local merchants, businesses, and the broader westside community.
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