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Carolyn Crockett, born in 1971, lived \"off and on\" in East Garfield Park her entire life. In 2005, she started working with Breakthrough, a social service provider on the West Side. She was the program assistant in the Women's Center. Discussing change over time, Ms. Crockett explained that while the neighborhood felt like home to her in 2016, she also felt unsafe in it. 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