Row House Blues

In "Row House Blues," the sequel to "Row House Days" by Jack Myers, the Southwest Philadelphia neighborhood of Jimmy Morris faces a severe decline as families flee to the suburbs. This turmoil challenges the Morris family, who must confront the difficult decision of whether to stay in their once-thriving row home or pursue a new life outside the city. The narrative captures the poignant realities of white America's late 20th-century exodus from inner cities.