Privatization was a classic example. When the Administration selected a company to handle the City's water system, it made sure that not only ratepayers saved considerable sums of money, but that the workers would be treated fairly in the transition. America owes a debt of injustice which it has only begun to pay. You can't talk about a level playing field until racism and all the vestiges of racism have been eradicated. A life is sacred.
Property is intended to serve life.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The Administration's adherence to the King vision can be seen in many City programs. Campbell cultivated a relationship with the Clinton-Gore Administration to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars to change the face of Techwood Homes, Carver Homes and other public housing communities. That compassion spills over into the area of public safety. The Atlanta Fire Department has partnered with a private company to give away free smoke detectors to inner city inhabitants who could not afford the detectors.