In South Philly, Tyrique Glasgow and his Young Chances Foundation have been a positive force for change, providing crucial resources to his community. But for the last five years, he’s also worked on a more symbolic effort: renaming a local street.
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- Tyreek Glasgow has provided community support in South Philadelphia for over a decade.
- He joined efforts to rename a street previously honoring Roger Taney, author of the Dred Scott decision. 14s
- Residents chose to honor Caroline LeCount, a Black educator and civil rights activist. 1m 7s
- The campaign to rename the street took more than five years and involved significant community engagement. 1m 28s
- Caroline LeCount became the first Black woman to have a street named after her in Philadelphia. 1m 51s