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Here is a passage from President Obama’s autobiography Dreams from My Father.

A few months after my twenty-first birthday, a stranger called to give me the news. I was living in New York at the time, on Ninety-fourth between Second and First, part of that unnamed shifting border between East Harlem and the rest of Manhattan. It was an uninviting block, treeless and barren, lined with soot-colored walk-ups that cast heavy shadows for most of the day.

What were President Obama’s impressions of the street he lived on when he was twenty-one?
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