June 3, 2021 – ‘During the 19th century the neighbourhood of Kensington in north Philadelphia was a strong working-class district, a national leader of the textile industry and home to a diverse population of immigrants. Like many rust belt cities, industrial restructuring of the mid 20th century led to a sharp economic decline including high unemployment and a significant population loss. When the jobs disappeared, the drugs moved in’ – Jeffrey Stockbridge
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