THE EARTHJUSTICE BLOG When the town’s toilets flush, guess what ends up in African-American yards Alisa Coe and Bradley Marshall—attorneys in our Florida office—took off on a two-hour drive last month and ended up 60 years away in the rural Georgia town of Rochelle, where black people live on one side of a railroad track and whites on the other. You’ve heard of this place if you pay attention to news; last weekend the national media was reporting on the local high school’s first interracial prom … ever. But even as the media focused on the prom, Alisa and More…![]()
