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Adams says that before moving, he looked at a two-bedroom house around the corner from his mother's home priced at $285,000. But it had no refrigerator or washing machine, so in 2006, he settled on a five-bedroom home for slightly more in District Heights, Md., a working-class suburb in Prince George's County....
In Prince Georges County, where he lives now, the black population has grown 11 percent in the last decade.
D.C., Long 'Chocolate City,' Becoming More Vanilla : NPR
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