Noble Court is Columbia's first Black subdivision. The neighborhood, founded by Lewis Monroe Noble and approved by the city in 1956, became a tight-knit community for Black residents.
In this episode of Behind the Issue, Editor-in-Chief Cayli Yanagida spoke with Aminah Jenkins about the origins of the neighborhood and how residents are fighting to keep the memory alive.
Find this story and more in the March issue of Vox Magazine:
A generational spirit of longevity and kinship at Noble Court, Columbia's first Black subdivision
How the historical Noble Court neighborhood continues to keep their community alive through reliving their history.
Moving Pictures Club wants more movie watching for Columbia
The club's four founders aim to create an additional space that holds increased opportunities for film-lovers in Columbia.
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