Black History Month: Sugar Hill

[@PeterGraser]

Amazing Home! I spent a few days in the house when it was for sale in 1981. Took a Lot of photos, the interior was practically all in original condition
The private museum you mentioned was housed in the large guest house which is still there. (even the guest house has 3 grand fireplaces) Thanks for sharing!

[@mjg239]

I NEVER knew this. Thanks for sharing this story. Please share more stories like this about Black Los Angeles. It's fascinating. Along with the tragedy that was the erasure of Black-owned Bruce's Beach in Manhattan Beach (also seized by imminent domain), I also read about a neighborhood in Venice called Dogtown that was set aside for Black residents by the land developer of "Venice of America" Abbott Kenny (along the street where Abbot Kenny Boulevard is today) would be great to hear about that story too. Thanks!

[@j2tharomeone5]

Great reporting on an unfortunate circumstance.

[@konstantgrowth7551]

Thank you very much for sharing.

[@Idontlikethisever]

Imagine you constantly sing that you so brave and free on every sport event while you learn it's all a lie.

[@valeriegoode9762]

Important history to know.

[@konstantgrowth7551]

Amazing

[@dannycervantes8723]

23rd

[@Electric_Crystals]

Meh.. not interested 😒

[@cherlaro]

I am.

[@eddycarpenter8989]

just like no women are interested in you

[@snakepl1skin]

Boring