Growing up in Robbins during the 70s and early 80s was similar to a black Mayberry. Everyone knew each other and their families, it was safe to ride bikes and play outside. In the early 80s the crack epidemic changed everything for the worse and the town has struggled to recover ever since. A lot of great people, past and present, were born and raised inthis Town that most Illinoisians do not know exists. Great video, thank you!
Wow!! N my mother settled here in Robbins back in the 60s moving from all the way from Alabama n I used to live in Robbins it's a very quiet comfortable place to live!!! N it really is very historic!!! Thanks for this video!!
@@lloydjohnson5817 Your lying. Get your stats from reliable sources. A spit and polish fake news flash may be good for Northside Liberals. Thats a cheap goal.
I remember coming to Robbins because I had a spot at the flea market they have there. I couldn’t believe how people lived there the first time I was there. It just seems like a place where people fall in a cycle of poverty.
Growing up in Robbins during the 70s and early 80s was similar to a black Mayberry. Everyone knew each other and their families, it was safe to ride bikes and play outside. In the early 80s the crack epidemic changed everything for the worse and the town has struggled to recover ever since.
A lot of great people, past and present, were born and raised inthis Town that most Illinoisians do not know exists.
Great video, thank you!
I grew up in Robbins; perfect example of a Black town that had everything that was needed..Great experience!
Wow!! N my mother settled here in Robbins back in the 60s moving from all the way from Alabama n I used to live in Robbins it's a very quiet comfortable place to live!!! N it really is very historic!!! Thanks for this video!!
Hi there. I’m from Robbins too.
@@Solo-cg9kq Well hello there neighbor!!! Lol😊
@@latoyamcghee1524 What part of Robbins are you from?
@@Solo-cg9kq 135th Clifton park
@@latoyamcghee1524 I’m from 135th and Springfield. What high school did you go to?
I learned SO much from this. Robbins is iconic. Wow.
I grew up in Robbins Fun fun fun🎉🎉
It was FUN growing up there. I Wouldn't change my childhood for NOTHING! But It Is NOTHING like it used to be..
I just love my black people . No matter how much they tried to discourage us we still persevere & we’re vey talented .
WOW
Mr Fuller had a Pond at his house with 2 beautiful Swans
Have you ever been to Robbins?
Of course plenty of times
@@lloydjohnson5817 Well you survived.
Mike it aint that bad
@@lloydjohnson5817 Your lying. Get your stats from reliable sources. A spit and polish fake news flash may be good for Northside Liberals. Thats a cheap goal.
@@michaelpowell7120 Well you got a point
I remember coming to Robbins because I had a spot at the flea market they have there. I couldn’t believe how people lived there the first time I was there. It just seems like a place where people fall in a cycle of poverty.
Bhm is the onslaught of media trying to highlight unremarkable humans with a fixed variable. I feel so bad for show runners and producers this month!
I'm trying to find someone with grade school pictures from Horace Mann School
More racism from WGN, whoda thunk.
Lol, so true
Back to the mother land
@@DirtyZiggy I hope that you find true peace and love that you desire. Peace be unto you. I’ll pray for you as well.
@Sir Fentanyl Floyd. truth is a bitch. WGN is lighfooty's bullhorn.