In our second chapter in our three part series focusing on displacement in Portland Oregon's Black neighborhoods, we hear the story of Donna Maxey. Donna is a retired teacher and activist who recounts for us the harrowing tale of her childhood home and her family's struggle with the city's "Urban Renewal" policies.Series Credits:Host: James DixonProducer/Host: Noah DunhamConsulting Producers: James Dixon, Jahmal Landers, Cleo Davis, Donna Maxey and OB Hill.Music Composed by: Ryan Sollee and It’s Future TimeMusic Performed by: Sarah Clarke, Ryan Sollee and It’s Future TimeSound Editing: Matt Harmon and Noah DunhamGraphic Design: Brian John ParkRecording partners: Xray.fm and Open Signal PDXMuch has come to light in the last decade regarding Portland's treatment of the Black community when it comes to displacement and planned gentrification in the city's Black neighborhoods. In this documentary series, the team behind the podcast "Our Fires" aims to humanize the struggles of Portland's Black citizens through the telling of personal histories. Three Portlanders; OB Hill, Donna Maxey and Cleo Davis, from three generations, recall their families' stories that journey through nearly a century of discriminatory city planning that has uprooted entire neighborhoods.