Low-income minority community debates Phoenix rail extension

A local business displays a protest sign of the proposed extension of the light rail system along Central Avenue, in Phoenix, on Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2018. The proposed extension of Phoenix’s light-rail system into the city’s poorest neighborhood is running into eleventh-hour opposition from some business owners in the Hispanic and black community.(Anita Snow/AP)

A local business displays a protest sign of the proposed extension of the light rail system along Central Avenue, in Phoenix, on Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2018. The proposed extension of Phoenix’s light-rail system into the city’s poorest neighborhood is running into eleventh-hour opposition from some business owners in the Hispanic and black community.(Anita Snow/AP)

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