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 | | Crown Heights in Brooklyn, New York, is a neighborhood where a large Hasidic, or ultra-orthodox Jewish population, lives side by side, with an African-American and Caribbean-American community, and in which a major conflict had been stewing for years. |
 | | On August 19, 1991in Crown Heights, one of the cars in a caravan escorting the spiritual leader of the Lubavitcher Hasidic sect, a large group of ultra-orthodox Jews, ran a red light and swerved onto the sidewalk, killing Gavin Cato, a seven-year-old Caribbean-American boy and injuring Angela, his young sister. |
 | | Though the “tagger” may be confined by social structures to the South Bronx or Crown Heights, his or her identity could flow to parts of the city to which the writer had little access. |
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