Black Wall Street Festival foreshadows growth in north St. Louis

Tons of Black businesses lined up along the Historic Wellston Loop in North St. Louis on Saturday for the annual Black Wall Street 314 Festival.
The area that spans along Martin Luther King Drive was once an active economic passageway between the '50s and '60s. It declined with the rise of urban regeneration and white flight in the '70s.
Farrakhan Shegog, a prominent community leader and the president of Young Voices with Action hosting the event, was overjoyed by the more than 100 Black vendors, talents, and groups that set up on the street on Saturday.
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