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South Bronx's sleety frigid urban landscape is reflected on an ad of United Negro College Fund, Jan. 2014.The community is regard as working class, and many struggle so hard to make the ends meet. The Bronx majority is Hispanic people, yet black Americans make the second largest group in the community.

South Bronx's sleety frigid urban landscape is reflected on an ad of United Negro College Fund, Jan. 2014.

The community is regard as working class, and many struggle so hard to make the ends meet. The Bronx majority is Hispanic people, yet black Americans make the second largest group in the community.

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