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Eatonville
By Brenda B. Covert
Translation by Traductor TT
  

1     Firma para la alcaldía de Eatonville, Florida, quien dice ser "el primer pueblo de todas personas de color que se incorporó a los Estados Unidos de Norteamérica el 15 de agosto de 1887".
 
2     Durante la década de 1880, 27 hombres de color votaron para crear el pequeño pueblo de Eatonville. Se formaron más de 100 "colonias de color", como se denominaban, en los años posteriores a la Guerra Civil. Sólo una docena de aquellos pueblos existen actualmente. Se la llamó Eatonville por Josiah Eaton. Fue el hombre blanco que vendió la tierra para el nuevo pueblo. Eatonville se encuentra a tan solo seis millas del centro de Orlando, Florida. Orlando es la sede de Disney World y de muchas otras atracciones turísticas. Eatonville es famosa por ser la ciudad natal de Zora Neale Hurston. .....
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