Many residents of the high-rise sought it out for its close-knit feel and proximity to area mosques.
Source: New York Times
Bronx Apartment Building Was Home to a Large African Community
Published in Accidents and Safety, Africa, Deaths (Fatalities), Gambia, Immigration and Emigration and Mosques
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