In every major city, there's at least one street sign that tells black folks they're in the right place, but tells white folks that they probably took a wrong turn.
For decades in Fort Lauderdale, one of those signs has read Sistrunk Boulevard.
The boulevard, which runs through the city’s historically black business district, is currently at the center of a contentious debate between two communities.
And the dispute is raising questions about what it takes for a neighborhood with a troubled past to rehabilitate its image.
