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Alonzo Lafayette, 63, stands Thursday, May 22, 2014, stands on the dance floor inside The Lake House Club, a dance hall he operates on Mosquito Beach on James Island. Lafayette and his family have long fought violence that crops up on the small strip of marshland off Sol Legare Road in an effort to preserve an entertainment destination for the black community that dates to 1953. The recent shooting of Tyrone Moore Jr., the brother of Atlanta Falcons football player Roddy White, has again threatened to disrupt business there. (ANDREW KNAPP/STAFF)
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Alonzo Lafayette, 63, stands Thursday, May 22, 2014, stands on the dance floor inside The Lake House Club, a dance hall he operates on Mosquito Beach on James Island. Lafayette and his family have long fought violence that crops up on the small strip of marshland off Sol Legare Road in an effort to preserve an entertainment destination for the black community that dates to 1953. The recent shooting of Tyrone Moore Jr., the brother of Atlanta Falcons football player Roddy White, has again threatened to disrupt business there. (ANDREW KNAPP/STAFF)