ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月13日 23時02分

Next door to the @georgiadome, the @atlantafalcons team owner and home improvement magnate Arthur Blank is building a new stadium, a $1.5 billion palace that will open in July. The construction project is an uncomfortable reminder of the disconnect between the vast wealth of the @NFL and the cities to which they extend open palms. Arthur Blank wants to rebuild the neighborhoods where the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other civil rights leaders once lived. Although some residents of English Avenue and Vine City — 2 of the poorest neighborhoods in the Southeastern U.S. — appreciate his efforts to create jobs and fight crime, others fear they’ll be pushed out. @kevindliles photographed Mable Thomas, the state representative for the Westside neighborhoods and a vocal critic of the new stadium. “They plan for us in private rooms and then try to come into the community with a smile and try to get our buy-in,” she told @nytimessports. “You just can’t come into a community and make it shiny.”

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