I’m driving Sedans in Baltimore. Still dangerous but people are generous overall. I’ve been around the country, Bmore got good people. They should teach all this kids construction and remodeling with all these abandoned houses.
YES SIR!! Bring the TRADES back into the public school systems!! I coach football at a school with children considered more than "At Risk". I tell my players all the time , college, although a very good option, it's NOT the only option. That the trades a a valuable thing. That you can live a GOOD LIFE,and be able to provide for yourself and your family. The "ADMINISTRATION " Has really told me to "COOL IT WITH THE TALK ABOUT THE TRADES! THESE KIDS NEED TO GO TO COLLEGE!" I was told MORE then once to stop. I didn't. They need to bring back shop,auto shop,metal shop, home economics as well. Teaching kids how to cook,sew,shop for groceries, and balancing a household check book. And ultimately prepare them to TAKE GOOD CARE OF THEMSELVES!! DUHHH...UH DUHHHH! This is what we need to be teaching our kids. NOT the plentiful B.S. in the system today.
Facts @jimmy I have a 12 year old I always try to teach him a little on every trade. Give his world more opportunities than the system will offer. All these kids need to be in a trade by 6th grade
Even though the heroin was out it was only with the older people for kids it was still fun...Crack...Everyone's involved and affected. The late 80s to early 90s
My cousin was a housekeeper/nanny for a wealthy physician for decades ago. Back in the day he bought a home in St. Michaels, in which she still resides. The physician’s family loves her and still check and visit with her. I went to visit a couple of years ago and there were so many white people and very few blacks. She explained how the reason her boss bought the house there was bc it was a black community then. So nice to learn and actually see history. Thank you for the video.
Good video The penitentiary was no joke. I heard stories. The whole time those people across the street from the pen was in there homes chilling and watching tv, at that same moment someone was getting stabbed beat or killed in that pen.
In the 80’s my mother escaped my abusive father and moved to Baltimore from Harrisburg, PA. I am about to leave my abusive husband and move to Baltimore. I will be safer in the crime riddled city of Baltimore than I am living in the Midwest with my husband. Words of my mom “No woman beater is tough enough to go to Baltimore to get us”
My father was a prison guard there before I was born. He was fired for taking a fire hose to someone. Another inmate warned him that they were planning on killing him at the end of the wing, so he turned around grabbed the fire hose and retuned to his walk. When he got down to the end, he used non-lethal force to eliminate the problem. He lost his job, but gained a best friend. They laughed about all the time and later, both retired from the News American.
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That's my grandmother Mrs. Estelle Barnes and my Dad was on the grill.
Wow cool
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I’m driving Sedans in Baltimore. Still dangerous but people are generous overall. I’ve been around the country, Bmore got good people. They should teach all this kids construction and remodeling with all these abandoned houses.
YES SIR!! Bring the TRADES back into the public school systems!! I coach football at a school with children considered more than "At Risk". I tell my players all the time , college, although a very good option, it's NOT the only option. That the trades a a valuable thing. That you can live a GOOD LIFE,and be able to provide for yourself and your family. The "ADMINISTRATION " Has really told me to "COOL IT WITH THE TALK ABOUT THE TRADES! THESE KIDS NEED TO GO TO COLLEGE!" I was told MORE then once to stop.
I didn't. They need to bring back shop,auto shop,metal shop, home economics as well. Teaching kids how to cook,sew,shop for groceries, and balancing a household check book. And ultimately prepare them to TAKE GOOD CARE OF THEMSELVES!! DUHHH...UH DUHHHH! This is what we need to be teaching our kids. NOT the plentiful B.S. in the system today.
Facts @jimmy I have a 12 year old I always try to teach him a little on every trade. Give his world more opportunities than the system will offer. All these kids need to be in a trade by 6th grade
The best part no crack yet in the early 80s, none
Yes, but the heroin was strong in the city. B more has been plagued with drug issues since the days of Billie Holliday!
Even though the heroin was out it was only with the older people for kids it was still fun...Crack...Everyone's involved and affected. The late 80s to early 90s
My cousin was a housekeeper/nanny for a wealthy physician for decades ago. Back in the day he bought a home in St. Michaels, in which she still resides. The physician’s family loves her and still check and visit with her. I went to visit a couple of years ago and there were so many white people and very few blacks. She explained how the reason her boss bought the house there was bc it was a black community then. So nice to learn and actually see history. Thank you for the video.
No problem sweetheart
Baltimore is a dead end street!!!
Ask me how I know because I grew up in Baltimore
Been living there for 54 years just moved to Stratton Pennsylvania
Facts moved to B more in the late 80's and don't associate much. Too much drama and downtrodden demeanors!
Well it is the "Monumental City" of the Tyrannical Order lol
Nobody cares what u feel bout Baltimore I love ❤️ it may not be the best but we create history out here
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So why are you on a video about Baltimore? Go find a video about Stratton
The jherri curls in this video are insane 😭
Soul Glo!
LOVE hearing BLACK VOICES from THE PAST ✊🏿❤️
Good to see Baltimore hasn't change much for 42 years
Good video
The penitentiary was no joke. I heard stories. The whole time those people across the street from the pen was in there homes chilling and watching tv, at that same moment someone was getting stabbed beat or killed in that pen.
My father got fired for ending a problem with a shot from the fire hose! 😂
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Yup the jects across the street
Latrobe Homes.
Miss Barnes looked like a sweet, hard working woman.
Shocking that you have to tell people not to keep garbage in their yard so it doesn't attract rats
The nostalgia from my childhood all over these videos
In the 80’s my mother escaped my abusive father and moved to Baltimore from Harrisburg, PA. I am about to leave my abusive husband and move to Baltimore. I will be safer in the crime riddled city of Baltimore than I am living in the Midwest with my husband. Words of my mom “No woman beater is tough enough to go to Baltimore to get us”
Way realer than NYS
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My father was a prison guard there before I was born. He was fired for taking a fire hose to someone. Another inmate warned him that they were planning on killing him at the end of the wing, so he turned around grabbed the fire hose and retuned to his walk. When he got down to the end, he used non-lethal force to eliminate the problem. He lost his job, but gained a best friend. They laughed about all the time and later, both retired from the News American.
Wow interesting
Non lethal procedures
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I grew up in this neighborhood! 1100 block Brentwood ave 4Life
This was art
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What year was this filmed
Fat guy Jackie Harris, a friend of mine was with him doing that robbery and at the time he wasn't even 20 years old yet.