Bicentennial - Broken Promises and Displacement: The Forgotten Legacy of Ozark's Racetrack Community

By Christina Faulkner

The Racetrack Community in Ozark, Alabama, stands as a testament to a forgotten legacy marred by broken promises and displacement. This neighborhood, rooted in history, began as Ozark's first park in 1893, with the establishment of the Ozark Racetrack. Over time, it became home to a close-knit community of black landowners whose vibrant lives were abruptly disrupted by the city's actions in the late 20th century.

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