@@gusokello3071 That's not the reason they fell apart. There was Black Wall Street and many other black business burned down by racists around the country. The Civil Right Movement really didn't protected a lot of black business. In conjunction with the Feminist Movement every thing fell apart. The people who created the NAACP, CRM law and FM were the oppressors....All with agendas to hold back black people and destroyed Black Unity.
@Marcus Jones You're welcome. I came across some stories about black business across the country in the early 1900s up to the 1960s. I was shock to find out Black Wall Street was not the only one that got destroyed along with another one in Florida. These racists are evil!!
I’m 60yr, My father said the worst thing that happened to Black folks was integration, because during segregation we had to have our stuff...banks, schools, business, media (newspapers green book magazines) entertainment outlets, towns communities, etc. So sad, but seems true. Thx for reminding us we didn’t come trash.
Yes, we abandoned everything! Even my father had his own gas station, two taverns, and their own landscaping business and sold it to the other race. When the businesses were thriving all the black people supported my dad and his twin brother. It was a great time and I didn't understand the loss until your reporting has opened up my eyes to see that with integration we lost alot. Thank you so much!
Wow what a great story. Yes im a member. This is a very serious program. I will not disrespect the program. I listen to the pod cast regurly and understand the code of conduct .
We, the seniors of today, dropped the ball by moving into the cities and seeking the comfort that others in society had. We sought "equality" not knowing that they offer and then take back what we've bought and paid for already!
Ive lived in this neighborhood with these pink pigs for over 15 years. Some of them never even say hello. But Becky and Bob moves in, they all smiling, waving. Even at the park my 2 yo is facing racism. Smh. But even at 2 I let him know whats up.
I grew up in ,DC in the 50's and 60's, we had great times at Carr's beach, the best black artist's were always there, best part, no violence, those were the days, i am 69
@@Sum11979 I moved to NC ten years ago, the beach is still there, they built condos in that area, I remember there was a rope that separated black and whites in the water, when black entertainers performed, a lot of white kids would mingle with us at the picnic/stage area, we didn't care, it was about having a good time, back then, white folks loved black music, this was around the time black kids was allowed on American Bandstand,
Well Phil I grew up in Baltimore during this time period. It's true; blacks owned all the business here (ie Pennsylvania Ave). I remember going to Gwynn Oak Park (the only one we could go to) and shopping at certain stores downtown. Buses were newly integrated. I knew people that owned beauty shops . I remember hearing about Carr's. Beach as a child only because you couldn't go to Ocean City unless you worked there. Maybe one of the reasons this place and others like this disappeared was because no one was groomed to take it over. After so many generations, that next one didn't have the same desires to keep things afloat . I agree with you Phil ; that Green Book would be very helpful now. Thanks for keeping us woke.
I feel that in the back of MLK’s mind, he knew there would yet be more struggle, that he wouldn’t have his dream. It was his thought of disintegration that got him killed, supposedly.
Thanks for the story. I’ve never heard of these sisters before. Re: Carr beach gone, we learn from the mistakes of the previous generation so that we don’t repeat them. Lesson: support and maintain the community.
I honestly believe that our so called leaders and most elders sold us out!!! We Never had a chance! We hate no one but ourselves. Thanks Phill for sharing that info about the Beaches we had at one time. I never knew we had one. This is really sad. We will Never be on the same level as our oppressors no matter what!
There is a well known saying here in the UK which states when America sneezes the UK catches its cold”. Well everything you say Phil is exactly the epidemic that has swept the black population in the U.K. Every subject you discuss on your channel is the same issues of the black community. Assimilation was the worst thing that happened to black people. The younger generation of black youth are walking through doors which we had to endure suffering for and they have no clue what fight it took to open those doors. Whilst black Americans had segregation we in the UK had the colour bar ie black people were not permitted to use certain facilities the same as whites. Assimilation was the worst thing that happened to us. Keep up the good work Phil. We need a Uk Phil.
I’m glad that I am not the only one to think 💭 🤔 like that. My father’s family had a green book from North Carolina. I think 🤔 I might look 👀 into that myself.
Knowing history means knowing the how and the why. I grew up in that era and many people are unable to see the entire picture of what happened and most importantly why things happened the way they did. Hindsight is 20/20. When the movement(s) were happening, another class was looking at how to counter those movements. My generation and those that followed never had a strategy on how to counter the counter moves. It takes a book to explain it all.
American Beach outside Jacksonville,FL was like that too. Black people had beautiful homes in that community, some still do, but others are truly taking it away. This was created because black folk could not go to Jacksonville Beach.
Early 1900's was the time when the Black Elite/Boule used their influence KINDA in the interest of Black ppl. Read about other exclusive Black vacation areas (Sag Harbor, Idlewild, Inkwell, etc.) in a book 'Our Kinda People' One generation gathers the materials, next generation builds the palaces.
My grandmother is currently 88 yrs old ... In the 50's&60's she spent her summer's @Carr's Beach &@Sparrows Beach The black bands abs musicians... Sammy Davis Jr.and the groups , The Cardinals and the list goes on and on..
BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO TO OUR BEAUTIFUL BLACK SISTER'S GIVING OUR PEOPLE A SAFE HAVEN FOR BLACK PEOPLE AND MOST OF ALL THE HERO THEIR FATHER FOR HIS HARD WORK HE WORKED SO HARD 2 ACHIEVED WHAT HE HAVE BECAUSE WE ALL NO OT WAS HARD AS HELL FOR BLACK MEN AND WOMEN. AND IF THEY BECAME JEALOUS BACK THAN THEY USE 2 HANG BLACK MEN AND WOMEN FOR BEING WHAT THEY COULDN'T BE AND HAVING MORE THAN WHAT THEY AND STILL TO TODAY THEY THEY ARE THE SAME.
Coming from New England to DC in the early 80s(!) I was absolutely shocked when I found out that blacks could not or dared not go Ocean City, MD beaches! White friends that I worked would talk about going to OC on summer weekends. Black friends, on the other hand, would invite me to the beach in a place called Sandy Point not far from Annapolis. It was an all black beach. I'd never seen such a thing before. It wasn't until the later 80s that blacks started going to OC fairly regularly. Eventually, blacks stopped going to Sandy Point altogether. Nevertheless, although I've been to OC a few times over the years, I never liked that place at all, and felt I had missed out on nothing when it was still segregated.
But Phil, why is black history relegated to a month. America is a walking and talking black history everyday and every corner. So much black excellence and achievements a month can’t do black history any favors
Remember this your enemy will always relegate us to whatever we are willing to accept, so I said that in hopes of helping our people to understand that we are never obligated to accept only what the enemy wants us to settle for. We are the most intelligent people on the face of the earth believe that and accept that as fact, we have allowed other people that never did or will have our best interest at heart and want to think for us. It's time for us as a people to really realize who we are which is the SEED OF FATHER ABRAHAM, it's really time for us to wake up and fully accept who we are and what that means, and refuse to accept living below our ROYALTY. We have to understand that no other race of people are going to encourage us to step up and take our CROWN because they realize if we come forward and take our CROWN, it means they will have to be dethroned, and they can no longer ware you CROWN because you're taken it back for ourselves. Let me make this hopefully completely clear our creator has revealed to us who we are, we have to understand that we don't need anyone else's approval or authorization to fully accept it and walk completely in all that it means. In fact, we have to understand that the people who are fighting us are doing all that they can to keep us from taking our rightful place as the chosen SEED of the TMH, we have to accept that we have no shortage of enemies because of that FACT.
Vorgus Prince I am in complete agreement. You couldn’t have explained it better to me. I being an African from the Congo and South African (duality) have grown to respect the African American fight. When they win, we win. I wish Phil could also include/cover the Congolese history, as it is like many black history’s one of the most brutal. A topic which seems like no one wants to touch. The genocide of my people, the assassination of Lumumba and how he’s murdering has affected our development as a nation. Till today the Congo has never recovered, and so we moved to South Africa. Great chat Prince
2020 Hindsight ~ we should never have integrated. The segregation laws needed to be struck down but once we moved away from each other we lost our vibrant Black communities that gave so much.
Them agreeing with desegregation was an economic & strategic move for improvement for the ws... 4 the blk $1... it was never about us/ or for us.. same as releasing or the so called "freeing" of slaves!..thank you for this report Phil..i loved it & wish tht beach was something we all could enjoy today & everyday after 4 just us!
Please remember that the single parent rate is based on the CHILD, not the mother. Therefore, it is very possible the "black" child single parent (unmarried) rate also includes non-black mothers as well, since many classify their biracial children as BLACK. Think please! The rate seems to increase as interracial dating increases.
Philip you need talk about Gullah wars. Because there the reason why we're not slaves today. Because that's way more important than what you're talkin about right now.
That was a beautiful thing they did and it is sad how things r now 10xs worse then back n those days and how we're going to have fight again and harder this day n age to keep or get anything!😒
This is another one of the ways that we need to pay strict attention to because your enemy has always figured out how to effectively use it to their advantage and it is one of the tools they use when they want to destroy us in some way!
I love all people but especially my people and love supporting the businesses of my people but I have to firmly say that I, have encountered so many bad experiences with service from my people. We need to really work on our attitudes and work ethic and to be honest, I say require a service etiquette class before date of hire with our businesses. Not only train employees for the job they are hired to do but how to promote, sell and properly treat our all customers and colleagues. It's bad out her for us and sometimes it's us!! We damage our own productivity and progress with not knowing how to treat those who support our business.
I really want to say a lot about this story but really it’s a waste of time because black people just don’t get it ,don’t understand and not trying to understand what we can still have and get if we stick together. America is Palestine to blacks and Israel is like America to whites . This is how white Americans treat us and we were better when we were separated from what my mother tells me and she is 80 years old . Blacks today get wealth but well I’m done it’s just messed up for us . Good story Phil
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I noticed by studying history before integration black people we had more then now. Now I finally get it what Malcolm x was talking about
Can you elaborate please? Are u saying blacks were better off financially b4 integration?
@@jennyfromdablock1735 yes they were....Black businesses were absorbed and fell apart because black folks wouldn't support them anymore
@@jennyfromdablock1735 yes and cultural
@@gusokello3071
That's not the reason they fell apart. There was Black Wall Street and many other black business burned down by racists around the country. The Civil Right Movement really didn't protected a lot of black business. In conjunction with the Feminist Movement every thing fell apart. The people who created the NAACP, CRM law and FM were the oppressors....All with agendas to hold back black people and destroyed Black Unity.
@Marcus Jones
You're welcome. I came across some stories about black business across the country in the early 1900s up to the 1960s. I was shock to find out Black Wall Street was not the only one that got destroyed along with another one in Florida. These racists are evil!!
I’m 60yr, My father said the worst thing that happened to Black folks was integration, because during segregation we had to have our stuff...banks, schools, business, media (newspapers green book magazines) entertainment outlets, towns communities, etc. So sad, but seems true. Thx for reminding us we didn’t come trash.
And your father is 100% correct!!
My Mother says the same thing she 78
Who EVER said we came from trash? AND more importantly why did you believe them?
Your is 💯 correct!!! I remember my auntie saying the same thing in 1968!!!
Yes, we abandoned everything! Even my father had his own gas station, two taverns, and their own landscaping business and sold it to the other race. When the businesses were thriving all the black people supported my dad and his twin brother. It was a great time and I didn't understand the loss until your reporting has opened up my eyes to see that with integration we lost alot. Thank you so much!
Happy black history month, brothers and sisters.
Black history month is every month
As long as you are living you will be celebrating your history. 😊✌🏾
Black history is everyday.
Malclm X tried to tell them but they refused to listen, plus they refuse to take accountability for not establishing anything.
@zeroeclips it's not too late to make a change. Change should start now!
Your passion is real...I like it!!!!🙂 please continue to bring us great content.
Brother you so woke. I truly love you
That was a time of style and HIGH class !
OUTSTANDING, BLESS THEM, REAL PEOPLE, REST IN PEACE
Wow what a great story. Yes im a member. This is a very serious program. I will not disrespect the program. I listen to the pod cast regurly and understand the code of conduct .
We, the seniors of today, dropped the ball by moving into the cities and seeking the comfort that others in society had. We sought "equality" not knowing that they offer and then take back what we've bought and paid for already!
The problems that integration caused...🤦🏾♀️
Abraham Huruy sister but yeah they do need to leave the continent.
Abraham Huruy it’s simple...price em out! That’s the only way they understand they aren’t wanted. And keep land and property to blacks only.
Excellent information never even knew that and I thought I was up on things- and this is why I am a patreon supporter 👍
I yearn being somewhere today in America where it's just us. I hate having to even live by white folk just to have quality housing
Ive lived in this neighborhood with these pink pigs for over 15 years. Some of them never even say hello. But Becky and Bob moves in, they all smiling, waving. Even at the park my 2 yo is facing racism. Smh. But even at 2 I let him know whats up.
food forthought1 You go to Europe.
I like what I hear, we had beaches, schools and a whole lot of everything.
This kinda reminds me of the "Ink Well". This is said that the property was lost like this. We really need to be more supportive of our own.
I can only imagine all the love stories generated at this beach. Black love 💗. The music line up. WOW
I grew up in ,DC in the 50's and 60's, we had great times at Carr's beach, the best black artist's were always there, best part, no violence, those were the days, i am 69
@@miltonjames8026 Wow! I bet that was fun times! Is it still open?
@@Sum11979 I moved to NC ten years ago, the beach is still there, they built condos in that area, I remember there was a rope that separated black and whites in the water, when black entertainers performed, a lot of white kids would mingle with us at the picnic/stage area, we didn't care, it was about having a good time, back then, white folks loved black music, this was around the time black kids was allowed on American Bandstand,
Thank you for this video this a beautiful picture of black woman at there best this video is on point for black history month.👍
Well Phil I grew up in Baltimore during this time period. It's true; blacks owned all the business here (ie Pennsylvania Ave). I remember going to Gwynn Oak Park (the only one we could go to) and shopping at certain stores downtown. Buses were newly integrated. I knew people that owned beauty shops . I remember hearing about Carr's. Beach as a child only because you couldn't go to Ocean City unless you worked there. Maybe one of the reasons this place and others like this disappeared was because no one was groomed to take it over. After so many generations, that next one didn't have the same desires to keep things afloat . I agree with you Phil ; that Green Book would be very helpful now. Thanks for keeping us woke.
And now we got to get it back
zeroeclips Good thinking. 👌🏾
As far as I'm concerned you're my black media, you and other RUclipsrs like you💖
My parents taught me about the Carr sisters haven't African American people going to the Beach and the summer
@Archie Fitzpatrick Hebrews
Honor these sisters
It's because of the MLK speech. Those words killed our self progress.
I couldn't agree with you more.
I feel that in the back of MLK’s mind, he knew there would yet be more struggle, that he wouldn’t have his dream. It was his thought of disintegration that got him killed, supposedly.
Heisrael Brown Malcolm X’s Mentality, And His Machinations, Make So Much Sense Now.
Wow! Didn't even know this existed..I would have loved to visit.
You just dropped $$$ millions in game on this one Phil...🔥🔥🔥✊🏾
Thanks for the story. I’ve never heard of these sisters before.
Re: Carr beach gone, we learn from the mistakes of the previous generation so that we don’t repeat them. Lesson: support and maintain the community.
And they need to make a better movie about the Green Book. And not that white savior travesty they made.
Texas has islands for sale, we as foundational blacks should poole our resources to and buy one
I honestly believe that our so called leaders and most elders sold us out!!! We Never had a chance! We hate no one but ourselves. Thanks Phill for sharing that info about the Beaches we had at one time. I never knew we had one. This is really sad. We will Never be on the same level as our oppressors no matter what!
Wow...I learned something new everyday.
Awesome video/information. Thank you!
Very good information!! Thanks as always sharing this Phil!!
I agree, we definitely NEED a modern day Green Book!
There is a well known saying here in the UK which states when America sneezes the UK catches its cold”. Well everything you say Phil is exactly the epidemic that has swept the black population in the U.K. Every subject you discuss on your channel is the same issues of the black community. Assimilation was the worst thing that happened to black people. The younger generation of black youth are walking through doors which we had to endure suffering for and they have no clue what fight it took to open those doors. Whilst black Americans had segregation we in the UK had the colour bar ie black people were not permitted to use certain facilities the same as whites. Assimilation was the worst thing that happened to us. Keep up the good work Phil. We need a Uk Phil.
I think there is more to that story black folks just don't walk away from something that great
OUTSTANDING COMMENTARY!👍🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Thanks for showing the worldviews travelling spot, I can't wait to visit our original homeland!
We black 365 days a year. Lets keep talking about our blackness
I’m glad that I am not the only one to think 💭 🤔 like that. My father’s family had a green book from North Carolina. I think 🤔 I might look 👀 into that myself.
Excellent Story!!!
Knowing history means knowing the how and the why. I grew up in that era and many people are unable to see the entire picture of what happened and most importantly why things happened the way they did. Hindsight is 20/20. When the movement(s) were happening, another class was looking at how to counter those movements. My generation and those that followed never had a strategy on how to counter the counter moves. It takes a book to explain it all.
Thats something i didnt know, cool.
Excellent BROADCASTING...thank you for sharing...shalom family.
One word “INTEGRATION” it f*ucked all of us up
Good video Phil I didn't even know about these sister it's a damn shame
American Beach outside Jacksonville,FL was like that too. Black people had beautiful homes in that community, some still do, but others are truly taking it away. This was created because black folk could not go to Jacksonville Beach.
I Wish these beaches would still exist today for black people, If The Carr family kept the legacy alive
Would black people go? Keep it clean, not fight, treat each with respect?
Such a beautiful intro
Early 1900's was the time when the Black Elite/Boule used their influence KINDA in the interest of Black ppl. Read about other exclusive Black vacation areas (Sag Harbor, Idlewild, Inkwell, etc.) in a book 'Our Kinda People'
One generation gathers the materials, next generation builds the palaces.
Thaxton Waters "Our Kind of People"
W👍🏽hat a lovely story black world Black powers 💖💖💖😭
Wow... amazing ❣️👏🏽👏🏽 Wish I had that experience 🙌🏽
What! It was abandoned!! Oh my God! That was the most horrible decision..smh
"Black people must change!"This own your business now!" Create business by the millions!"
I agree totally!!
My grandmother is currently 88 yrs old ...
In the 50's&60's she spent her summer's
@Carr's Beach &@Sparrows Beach
The black bands abs musicians...
Sammy Davis Jr.and the groups ,
The Cardinals and the list goes on and on..
Yes we do
If the beach was around today it could have also been a great spot for us blacks to network with each other and build
I was a docent at the Reginald L.Lewis Museum and we had to know about Carrr's beach. My mom told me about this beach before I became a docent
I love your show
Love It!
I remember the green book because my father have one.
BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO TO OUR BEAUTIFUL BLACK SISTER'S GIVING OUR PEOPLE A SAFE HAVEN FOR BLACK PEOPLE AND MOST OF ALL THE HERO THEIR FATHER FOR HIS HARD WORK HE WORKED SO HARD 2 ACHIEVED WHAT HE HAVE BECAUSE WE ALL NO OT WAS HARD AS HELL FOR BLACK MEN AND WOMEN. AND IF THEY BECAME JEALOUS BACK THAN THEY USE 2 HANG BLACK MEN AND WOMEN FOR BEING WHAT THEY COULDN'T BE AND HAVING MORE THAN WHAT THEY AND STILL TO TODAY THEY THEY ARE THE SAME.
No lions No tigers No bears, Oh My!!
Coming from New England to DC in the early 80s(!) I was absolutely shocked when I found out that blacks could not or dared not go Ocean City, MD beaches! White friends that I worked would talk about going to OC on summer weekends. Black friends, on the other hand, would invite me to the beach in a place called Sandy Point not far from Annapolis. It was an all black beach. I'd never seen such a thing before. It wasn't until the later 80s that blacks started going to OC fairly regularly. Eventually, blacks stopped going to Sandy Point altogether. Nevertheless, although I've been to OC a few times over the years, I never liked that place at all, and felt I had missed out on nothing when it was still segregated.
We got to do better. And they still can't stand us.
They were brainwashed
You learn something new everyday!
The integration concept killed our mojo as a whole
They still was killing people as a whole no matter the timeline Cough black Wall Street
But Phil, why is black history relegated to a month. America is a walking and talking black history everyday and every corner. So much black excellence and achievements a month can’t do black history any favors
Remember this your enemy will always relegate us to whatever we are willing to accept, so I said that in hopes of helping our people to understand that we are never obligated to accept only what the enemy wants us to settle for. We are the most intelligent people on the face of the earth believe that and accept that as fact, we have allowed other people that never did or will have our best interest at heart and want to think for us. It's time for us as a people to really realize who we are which is the SEED OF FATHER ABRAHAM, it's really time for us to wake up and fully accept who we are and what that means, and refuse to accept living below our ROYALTY. We have to understand that no other race of people are going to encourage us to step up and take our CROWN because they realize if we come forward and take our CROWN, it means they will have to be dethroned, and they can no longer ware you CROWN because you're taken it back for ourselves. Let me make this hopefully completely clear our creator has revealed to us who we are, we have to understand that we don't need anyone else's approval or authorization to fully accept it and walk completely in all that it means. In fact, we have to understand that the people who are fighting us are doing all that they can to keep us from taking our rightful place as the chosen SEED of the TMH, we have to accept that we have no shortage of enemies because of that FACT.
Vorgus Prince I am in complete agreement. You couldn’t have explained it better to me. I being an African from the Congo and South African (duality) have grown to respect the African American fight. When they win, we win. I wish Phil could also include/cover the Congolese history, as it is like many black history’s one of the most brutal. A topic which seems like no one wants to touch. The genocide of my people, the assassination of Lumumba and how he’s murdering has affected our development as a nation. Till today the Congo has never recovered, and so we moved to South Africa. Great chat Prince
Sad thing is "BP" always think "WP" ice is smoother.
2020 Hindsight ~ we should never have integrated. The segregation laws needed to be struck down but once we moved away from each other we lost our vibrant Black communities that gave so much.
I wish i a time machine !...
Them agreeing with desegregation was an economic & strategic move for improvement for the ws... 4 the blk $1... it was never about us/ or for us.. same as releasing or the so called "freeing" of slaves!..thank you for this report Phil..i loved it & wish tht beach was something we all could enjoy today & everyday after 4 just us!
those were some beautiful sisters black in the day
Please keep supporting BLACK owned BUSINESSES. Together we will survive these CRACKHEADS jealousy towards us.
I felt that positive energy vibing from you. Bless up!
The Rueben Israel Show Remain bless bruh. ✊🏾
Are the beaches still their
I just wanted to share the content/story; not the commercial.
Please remember that the single parent rate is based on the CHILD, not the mother. Therefore, it is very possible the "black" child single parent (unmarried) rate also includes non-black mothers as well, since many classify their biracial children as BLACK. Think please! The rate seems to increase as interracial dating increases.
Idlewild MI Black resort town lakefront STILL
Yes!😍
WoW!!!
Fantastic I love Kenyan Jewelry
Biggest trick to desegregation our elders dropped the ball.
Philip you need talk about Gullah wars. Because there the reason why we're not slaves today. Because that's way more important than what you're talkin about right now.
Isn't Carr's beach "The Ink Well" of Spike Lee's movie?
That was a beautiful thing they did and it is sad how things r now 10xs worse then back n those days and how we're going to have fight again and harder this day n age to keep or get anything!😒
She had to sell the land because of eminent domain.
This is another one of the ways that we need to pay strict attention to because your enemy has always figured out how to effectively use it to their advantage and it is one of the tools they use when they want to destroy us in some way!
Black millionaire name Abraham Lincoln Lewis created a black beach in florida in 1900s called American Beach on Amelia Island.
I love all people but especially my people and love supporting the businesses of my people but I have to firmly say that I, have encountered so many bad experiences with service from my people. We need to really work on our attitudes and work ethic and to be honest, I say require a service etiquette class before date of hire with our businesses. Not only train employees for the job they are hired to do but how to promote, sell and properly treat our all customers and colleagues. It's bad out her for us and sometimes it's us!! We damage our own productivity and progress with not knowing how to treat those who support our business.
I really want to say a lot about this story but really it’s a waste of time because black people just don’t get it ,don’t understand and not trying to understand what we can still have and get if we stick together. America is Palestine to blacks and Israel is like America to whites . This is how white Americans treat us and we were better when we were separated from what my mother tells me and she is 80 years old . Blacks today get wealth but well I’m done it’s just messed up for us . Good story Phil
It started off as the tightest story I heard in awhile but the end result gets a face palm. Also we do need green book website
Sista Tiffany Looking Good!!!
WE DO NEED TO REVIVE THE "GREEN BOOK."
I go down there a few times a year. (not far from me) It's still a nice area.
Wanna be...what a shame. Ridiculous! Maybe think they were getting too rich.
In South Africa is still they way as it was in America, we should talk about that too
the gov is Stronger than we think
I hate to say it, but if black Wall Street would’ve survive, it wouldn’t be here today and it breaks my heart.
Ben T. Davis beach in Florida was segregated back in the day.