Slums of New York
Slums of New York
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It is not possible to make any direct comparison of the atti- tudes expressed in 1931 with the attitudes of residents in 1926, since in 1926 the point of view of all residents was not obtained. Those few residents whose views were reported in 1926 were more concerned with the needs of children, than those in 1931, and spoke of the need for a larger playground, a swimming pool, and a restriction on street traffic for the benefit of children. Several of the parents berated the Italians for a lack... of initiative. One parent said: "A swimming pool should be obtained for the neighborhood. The vacant school on Blank Street, could be developed for this, but it seems impossible to get anything through Tammany. In Tom Foley's time it was different. The Jews on the lower East Side get everything they want, baths, park, use of public schools, etc. I don't blame them at all; they just go ahead and get it. With Italians it is different. They haven't the go-ahead to get what they need nor do they work to get it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not possible to make any direct comparison of the atti- tudes expressed in 1931 with the attitudes of residents in 1926, since in 1926 the point of view of all residents was not obtained. Those few residents whose views were reported in 1926 were more concerned with the needs of children, than those in 1931, and spoke of the need for a larger playground, a swimming pool, and a restriction on street traffic for the benefit of children. Several of the parents berated the Italians for a lack... of initiative. One parent said: "A swimming pool should be obtained for the neighborhood. The vacant school on Blank Street, could be developed for this, but it seems impossible to get anything through Tammany. In Tom Foley's time it was different. The Jews on the lower East Side get everything they want, baths, park, use of public schools, etc. I don't blame them at all; they just go ahead and get it. With Italians it is different. They haven't the go-ahead to get what they need nor do they work to get it.
What to read after Slums of New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Manuel Shulman to read onlineMoreLess
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