Marin City residents, youth, seniors, small business owners, and faith leaders will gather with Marin County officials for a public dialogue Thursday aimed at considering the community’s future.

Marin City was established during World War II as a shipyard community, attracting Black and African American workers from the South seeking better-paying jobs and an escape from southern segregation as a part of the Great Migration. The city has the largest population of Black residents in the county due to historic discriminatory policies including housing zoning, redlining and systemic disinvestment.

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