Thena Norman Interview [4 of 5], July 19, 2018

00:00:01 ‘Little Vietnam’ by Memorial/Moreland area; homelessness and prostitution that moved to the area because ‘people just scattered’ once developers tore down projects. And police do not do anything about the prostitution taking place; speaks of an official who was mugged outside his office on Cascade; mentions how people in the neighborhood need to be the ones to maintain the area- story of her and her husband painting the wall when it was covered in graffiti and of her getting a friend of hers to remove the shoes from the powerline. Sneakers on the powerline marks where can buy drugs. She said, ‘if you let them, they will take over’.|00:05:20Advice for Future Residents of Cascade: ‘Come and join in and make it better.’; Participant says that the neighborhood needs younger people and families to come into the area that care about where they live.|00:06:20 Cemetery Near Home: Participant wanted to discuss the cemetery by her home. Part of the property she bought, the other half she doesn’t own because she does not know who it belongs to; wants more information about to get that cemetery preserved; would be willing to donate the part that she owns to some entity to make it a historical landmark because are a few headstones from the Civil War; believes that the cemetery was predominately black; Philadelphia Baptist Church owned that area.