Concrete walls were erected in this city during the Peyton Road Affair, caused by fears of blockbusting in one of its affluent neighborhoods, but were torn down after being held unconstitutional.
Concrete walls were erected in this city during the Peyton Road Affair, caused by fears of blockbusting in one of its affluent neighborhoods, but were torn down after being held unconstitutional. An accused criminal in this city claimed to be a music promoter working for a fictitious woman named Cheryl Johnson; that man, Wayne Williams, was blamed for roughly 30 child murders in this city. John Wesley Dobbs was an unofficial mayor in this city, once known as the "City Too Busy to Hate." Axe handles called "Pickrick Drumsticks" were wielded by a group of employees in this city while its governor Ivan Allen, Jr., was opposed by the restaurant owner Lester Maddox, who refused to seat black people at his establishment. In a case arising in this city, the Supreme Court used the Commerce Clause to enforce the Civil Rights Act of 1964. For 10 points, name this city, home to a motel in its "Heart" that was the subject of a 1964 Supreme Court decision.
Concrete walls were erected in this city during the Peyton Road Affair, caused by fears of blockbusting in one of its affluent neighborhoods, but were torn down after being held unconstitutional.
Atlanta, Georgia