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The Slave Theater, once a hub of civil rights activity in New York, has  been out of operation since 1998, its unheated main hall crumbling from  neglect. As real estate developers pour money into the neighborhood  around it, the theater is at the center of a bitter dispute over not  just ownership rights, but also competing visions for a neighborhood  landmark. Who owns the rights to history?

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thesmithian:

The Slave Theater, once a hub of civil rights activity in New York, has been out of operation since 1998, its unheated main hall crumbling from neglect. As real estate developers pour money into the neighborhood around it, the theater is at the center of a bitter dispute over not just ownership rights, but also competing visions for a neighborhood landmark. Who owns the rights to history?

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    The sad demise of The Slave Theater in Brooklyn, NY. I used to live right around the corner from it on Bedford Ave. in...
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    BedStuy! I pass this place all the time, always wanted to know what the story was behind it.
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