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Lavelle, Robert R., March 26, 1973, tape 1, side 2
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Pittsburgh Renaissance Project: The Stanton Belfour Oral History Collection
Title
Lavelle, Robert R., March 26, 1973, tape 1, side 2
Date
March 26, 1973
Identifier
31735073021952-02
Source Identifier
31735073021952
Description
Robert Lavelle discusses his community leadership, particularly his service as chairman of the County board of Assistance and involvement in housing projects for low-income individuals. Lavelle advocated against unjust budget allocations favoring one group over another based on race. He encountered challenges in attempting to address the deeper social issues underlying housing problems, such as generational poverty and lack of opportunities. He emphasized the need for rehabilitation of existing housing rather than solely relying on relocation and demolition. Lavelle believed in community participation and self-determination, stressing that involving people in the process of change was crucial for creating sustainable solutions. Lavelle described a community-led approach where residents make decisions collectively and learn from their experiences, emphasizing the importance of hope and personal agency in solving complex societal issues. He highlighted the impact of property transfers and real estate practices on marginalized communities, shedding light on how economic dynamics often disadvantaged less privileged groups. Lavelle was instrumental in advocating for fair housing laws and faced challenges, even riots, while promoting open housing practices.
Extent
44:53 minutes
Type
sound recording-nonmusical
Genre
oral histories (literary genre)
Source
Pittsburgh Renaissance Project: The Stanton Belfour Oral History Collection, 1971-1973
Language
eng
Contributor
University of Pittsburgh
Collection
Pittsburgh Renaissance Project: The Stanton Belfour Oral History Collection
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