My very 1st apartment was over there $350 for a one bedroom. Was new to Jacksonville and didn't know the area. Lasted 3 month, came home to police tape around complex, moved to NAS area and now at the beaches.
“Lack of Resources what can you do,” you move to resources, you consider yourself a resource, take a course on the computer, at home or a library, turn the tv off, get a dumb job, walk to the job, let the husband take care of the baby in his off hours, so you can go out. Or don’t get pregnant with some bum who doesn’t stay around for his own kid. Save and get out of there, then get a better job but ALWAYS WORK. You say they’re black, more whites are poor and on welfare than blacks. But not as a %. I’m not talking to you personally, I’m answering the question generally. It’s a real easy answer. Only hard to put into practice due to years of not getting off the couch. Human beings have been doing this for thousands of years, that is, finding resources when resources aren’t under their nose.
Jacksonville Florida still got a lot of country areas that’s why I move to south Florida u got cities like Hallandale Beach and Fort Lauderdale that’s more appealing.
I lived in those same spartments in the 1980s while in the military when the area was extremely nice and quiet. I paid $350 per month in rent when the Cesery Company owned all of the apartments. When Cesery sold the apartments in the 1990s to another company they started accepting Section 8 applicants and that is when that area went down hill.
Thank you for sharing! I understand same up here where I live cops in the back of ALL my videos, dudes hand out all day at the convenience stores, ppl fighting pulling out knives girrlllll it's crazy but as long as they keep they distance I mind my business LOLOL good to see ya!
This use to be my street. I lived around the corner next to the Catholic school. I use to walk down Justina road every day to walk to work. I never had to worry about my safety. This was in the 1980's. The little red painted store fronts were all filled up then. There was a 7-11 store, an excellent restaurant for breakfast and lunch, a laundromat, and a barber shop and more. The folks living on Justina rd and off of Justina were just lower working class with the goal, for most of us, was to improve our circumstances so we could move out of there. Which is exactly what my husband and I did after renting there for 4 years. What happened to Justina is: 1) the bridge tolls were removed from all bridges so then the poorer people moved into Arlington from downtown and northwest Jax. 2) The ancient HUD apartments were torn down across the bridge, dowtown, and all of the apartments in and around Justina became the new "projects." 3) Crime soared immediately upon the arrival of all of the welfare recipients as civic pride and civic duty disappeard completely. There were only supposed to be single Moms in these apartments yet young men were, and still are EVERYWHERE day and night. Trust me, they are NOT selling Tupperware to the residents. There was an old woman who lived on Justina across from the stores and her routine each day was to harrass the drug dealers who were ruining her community. After a couple of years of this lady protesting them, the drug dealers killed HER in a drive-by. A lady walking her grandson to school one morning was shot, but not killed, thankfully. There were and still are, dozens and dozens of shootings. The police here, JSO, had a sub station in one of the apartments right on Justina for a few years but eventually they left too. The elementary school on Justina rd was visited by George Bush the day before 911. Now, that school has 10 ft chain link fence around it to prevent theft of school property and to protect the students. There used to be, for decades, a trail from the back of the school through the neighborhood to the next main road, Rogero Rd. That trail has been closed to students because it's too dangerous for them to walk it. Girls were raped walking home from school. Grade school girls.Boys were introduced to drugs and recruited to sell them. The youth center next to the school on Justina has been closed due to active drug dealing on school property. So, this is an upfront and personal observation of this area from first hand experience. I now live 3 miles away but still attend the Catholic church at the north end of Justina rd. The Catholic school and Justina Rd elementary has had to close ao many times due to nearby gun shot fire, that the local news doesn't bother to cover it anymore. Now you know it all!
He'll yeah, I lived close to Baltimore, previously SE DC and now in Jax. Jax is waaaassaay better. I've seen air strikes in the military on nicer places than west Baltimore. What a do do hole
I was stationed in Jacksonville at NAS Cecil fld back in 87. West side in the Confederate PT apartments off Blanding Blvd. I really loved living there going to Jax beach ⛱️🏖️, up n down 1-95 hitting beaches all way down to Miami. My apts had boat slips and rented canoes, zero entry pool n clubhouse for the adult side no kids and a really nice weight room. My apt had a direct river front view with benches under the trees to sit out n watch the sails boats on Saturday mornings and hot air balloons flying over
I see a couple of people saying not to move to Jax but some people may not have a choice like myself. My job requires me to relocate periodically and next stop is Jax. I’ve done extensive research because I did hear about how Jacksonville FL is very ghetto and that’s just not my scene or lifestyle. I can assure you all who may have to be in Jax that there is more to Jax than the projects. I found a couple of gems on the east side of the river near San Marco. They also have a couple nice places near the St. John’s Town Center. Too, with it being a military town, you may be able to find a decent house to rent in the handful of subdivisions from a sailor who’s gone to their next location.
I have lived all across America and in other countries. And the only bad thing about Jacksonville? Is you have to own a reliable car, because of the lack of public transportation. And Kat Williams is correct about all the projects being spread out over town. Jacksonville is a decent, and somewhat affordable place to live still.
I live in Jax. I live near Commonwealth. Jax has a lot of really nice areas if you can afford it like Bartram Park, River City, Gate Parkway, Deerwood, San Marco, Ortega, Riverside Ave. Surrounding areas that are nice as well nearby include ( Nocatee, Silverleaf and St. Johns County)
Me and my husband are born and raised in Ohio. This is confirmation to move to west palm beach not Jacksonville. I couldn’t decide because I had a job offer in both places. Thank you for this video. I’m cool on living in the ghetto.
@@supremefire31xd88 yeah youbright jacksongville is nice. But that's now because they putting money into the city. Jacksonville ain't always looked the way it do now. What you seen is the new ville. And I'm cool with that. So cities get left looking bad as fuck.
Wow this takes me back. I lived here in the late 90s on holly bell dr & went to that school. It used to be Justina road elementary. The neighborhood looks so different now.
I grew up in that area from 76-80. Our house was in University Park, my school was Ft Caroline Elementary, and my day care was at Justina/Merrill. That Justina area was never anything to write home about and always felt a little run down… even 40 years ago.
You have such a amazing, humble, and content attitude stay positive, stay prayed up, and stay faithful to God and he is truly going to bless you iam praying for you my little sister i thought about Florida miami to be exact but unless iam making atleast $300K per year and up i dont stand a chance those people in miami would laugh at my $90k a year making ass lol i also thought about moving to other areas of Florida but 2 things my sister i cant do alligators and rattlesnakes and they are everywhere in all cities of Florida have you encountered them yet
I live near the Tallahassee Fl area, and the snake population is not bad at all. Rarely ever see a snake. I can relate to your fear of snakes because I was interested in moving to Arizona or Nevada, but I can't do it because of my intense fear of Scorpions. 😢
It looks like a regular neighborhood. Sure there are challenges but stigmatization by society does not help these communities. It affects everything - people, real estate values, and etc. Sad but this one does not appear hopeless.
Thank you for sharing! Canadian here and only government type housing here is native reserves we are not really allowed on in the country areas and it’s disgusting if you do have to drive thru there. You and your baby are beautiful and it’s not bad at all there! I imagine night is different but nice to hear the birds and see the park. Don’t let no one get you down do what you need to do :)
Jacksonville is a good place to live it's some of the bad people that's here it's bad all over the world 🌍 just have to be careful watch out for yourself and stay to yourself and ask God 🙏 for he's protecttion that not just for Jacksonville that's for every were you move to Jacksonville is a Bless place we all who live here we never had a hard Strom to wash us out like new Orleans did sad 😭 that happen to they city
Show the nice parts of Florida also but real talk Florida is the best state to live in it has the best weather and the best beaches in the nation also it has a lot of wonderful nature
Section 8 rent water food stamps are all paid by us working people but when I retired I could not get food stamps and I told them I fed children I did not know I had and paid some of everybody rent and I worked for 35 years cause my social security and my pension was too much
I've traveled to every major metro city in the US. LA, Chicago, NYC, etc. From what i'm seeing you all don't have it that bad. I totally understand poverty.
This isn't the worst part of Jacksonville. Jacksonville is land wise, the largest city in America. And all of the projects are spread out all over town. Heck go 3 blocks away from here. And there's actually decent places to stay
Justina was not always the hood. It was a middle class upscale area when it was built. Since certain changes to the area many of the original occupants have moved out due to crime. So don’t complain about Justina the current occupants have made it a hood.
That place was not always so called ghetto once was mostly white community untill the 90s Mexicans were ship in in the middle of the nite all over north and south Florida black people started moving in to Arlington in the early 90s but we had people coming from Louisiana and Mississippi that was born here it use to be nice
I personally could never live in a place like that. No matter where the ghetto was located in USA. High quality people, intelligent ones just don't live in places like that when they understand all that comes along with that environment and the mindset of the people living there. Anyone who has any respect for themselves and their children will do everything to not be there and put their kids at risk for the psychological trauma and hiddens dangerous that come from conditioning kids in that sort of environmental upbringing. It's at best domestic terrorism but black Americans call it black culture. I am not trying to look down on anyone but the fact remains I for myself as a black man don't belong in a place that toxic. Knowing several languages, having multicultural values, traditions, knowledge, interests, culinary skills and perspectives on the world nobody living there wouldn't even understand or knows about. I would definitely be an outcast.
I’ve lived in Jacksonville for over 50 years. I don’t consider Justina road a ghetto. They have cleaned it up a lot but it is still a high Drug Area!! Big Drug Area!!
Can you do more ghetto videos me and my wife are relocating to Florida and need to get the black info down all we see are real estate videos not telling us the struggle or crime or bus transportation. We are coming from the Midwest And moving next year
Well it’s false that Mexicans live in Jacksonville. Mexicas are mainly in the west part of the US. (Except for Chicago) The demographics of Jacksonville are are actually about 51% white 31% African American 10% Hispanic and about 5% Asian. But out of the 10%Hispanic population, most are Puerto Rican. They make about 7% of the Hispanics. And the other 3% of the Hispanics are other. There’s actually less that 1% Mexicans here but I guess other races of people call ANY Hispanic person Mexican. It’s weird.
I live in an Hispanic county here in Georgia and it’s actually the largest county of Hispanic people in Georgia, so I don’t know where you are getting this information from. Florida definitely has a large population of Hispanic people, so why would that be weird to see a Hispanic person in Jacksonville?🤔
I been in the mandarin area about 15 yrs. Certain part of bay meadows has gone down hill (trash every where, violence and drug addicts).Let’s keep praying for our communities, God is able to deliver us all. Shalom!!!
Somehow the palm trees and birds chirping make it seem nicer. So nice you can enjoy a nice walk with your baby.
Yes I use to stay out there it’s definitely not bad trust me
My very 1st apartment was over there $350 for a one bedroom. Was new to Jacksonville and didn't know the area. Lasted 3 month, came home to police tape around complex, moved to NAS area and now at the beaches.
Looking to move there where are the good safe areas
What you think of Jacksonville?
My girl your a beautiful black women your blessed thank god for what you have just know life gets better 💓
Amen
How is it they can sit all day in front of a store and have money to live and not have a job?
“Lack of Resources what can you do,” you move to resources, you consider yourself a resource, take a course on the computer, at home or a library, turn the tv off, get a dumb job, walk to the job, let the husband take care of the baby in his off hours, so you can go out.
Or don’t get pregnant with some bum who doesn’t stay around for his own kid. Save and get out of there, then get a better job but ALWAYS WORK. You say they’re black, more whites are poor and on welfare than blacks. But not as a %.
I’m not talking to you personally, I’m answering the question generally. It’s a real easy answer. Only hard to put into practice due to years of not getting off the couch. Human beings have been doing this for thousands of years, that is, finding resources when resources aren’t under their nose.
Jacksonville Florida still got a lot of country areas that’s why I move to south Florida u got cities like Hallandale Beach and Fort Lauderdale that’s more appealing.
I lived in those same spartments in the 1980s while in the military when the area was extremely nice and quiet. I paid $350 per month in rent when the Cesery Company owned all of the apartments. When Cesery sold the apartments in the 1990s to another company they started accepting Section 8 applicants and that is when that area went down hill.
Thank you for sharing! I understand same up here where I live cops in the back of ALL my videos, dudes hand out all day at the convenience stores, ppl fighting pulling out knives girrlllll it's crazy but as long as they keep they distance I mind my business LOLOL good to see ya!
This use to be my street. I lived around the corner next to the Catholic school. I use to walk down Justina road every day to walk to work. I never had to worry about my safety. This was in the 1980's. The little red painted store fronts were all filled up then. There was a 7-11 store, an excellent restaurant for breakfast and lunch, a laundromat, and a barber shop and more. The folks living on Justina rd and off of Justina were just lower working class with the goal, for most of us, was to improve our circumstances so we could move out of there. Which is exactly what my husband and I did after renting there for 4 years. What happened to Justina is: 1) the bridge tolls were removed from all bridges so then the poorer people moved into Arlington from downtown and northwest Jax. 2) The ancient HUD apartments were torn down across the bridge, dowtown, and all of the apartments in and around Justina became the new "projects." 3) Crime soared immediately upon the arrival of all of the welfare recipients as civic pride and civic duty disappeard completely. There were only supposed to be single Moms in these apartments yet young men were, and still are EVERYWHERE day and night. Trust me, they are NOT selling Tupperware to the residents. There was an old woman who lived on Justina across from the stores and her routine each day was to harrass the drug dealers who were ruining her community. After a couple of years of this lady protesting them, the drug dealers killed HER in a drive-by. A lady walking her grandson to school one morning was shot, but not killed, thankfully. There were and still are, dozens and dozens of shootings. The police here, JSO, had a sub station in one of the apartments right on Justina for a few years but eventually they left too. The elementary school on Justina rd was visited by George Bush the day before 911. Now, that school has 10 ft chain link fence around it to prevent theft of school property and to protect the students. There used to be, for decades, a trail from the back of the school through the neighborhood to the next main road, Rogero Rd. That trail has been closed to students because it's too dangerous for them to walk it. Girls were raped walking home from school. Grade school girls.Boys were introduced to drugs and recruited to sell them. The youth center next to the school on Justina has been closed due to active drug dealing on school property. So, this is an upfront and personal observation of this area from first hand experience. I now live 3 miles away but still attend the Catholic church at the north end of Justina rd. The Catholic school and Justina Rd elementary has had to close ao many times due to nearby gun shot fire, that the local news doesn't bother to cover it anymore. Now you know it all!
That's the cleanest ghetto I've ever seen. You should go to Baltimore and be thankful that you live in Jacksonville.
Baltimore is Horrible, I’m from here and I don’t live in a ghetto area but when I drive to those areas I cry
He'll yeah, I lived close to Baltimore, previously SE DC and now in Jax. Jax is waaaassaay better. I've seen air strikes in the military on nicer places than west Baltimore. What a do do hole
@@GregTurner-ks4iiArd, chill! Damn
@@agreatmannamedlieuballs and strikesnin the real world
I was stationed in Jacksonville at NAS Cecil fld back in 87. West side in the Confederate PT apartments off Blanding Blvd. I really loved living there going to Jax beach ⛱️🏖️, up n down 1-95 hitting beaches all way down to Miami. My apts had boat slips and rented canoes, zero entry pool n clubhouse for the adult side no kids and a really nice weight room. My apt had a direct river front view with benches under the trees to sit out n watch the sails boats on Saturday mornings and hot air balloons flying over
Confederate Point apartments still there but it's a whole different lot of renters now.
Well when you know, you know, and I know that Merrill Rd is about 1,000 plus feet in the other direction too
I see a couple of people saying not to move to Jax but some people may not have a choice like myself. My job requires me to relocate periodically and next stop is Jax. I’ve done extensive research because I did hear about how Jacksonville FL is very ghetto and that’s just not my scene or lifestyle. I can assure you all who may have to be in Jax that there is more to Jax than the projects. I found a couple of gems on the east side of the river near San Marco. They also have a couple nice places near the St. John’s Town Center. Too, with it being a military town, you may be able to find a decent house to rent in the handful of subdivisions from a sailor who’s gone to their next location.
I agree
I’m moving there and like it
Jacksonville is a wonderful place as long as you don't deal in the dope game and stay out the street life you'll never have a problem
I have lived all across America and in other countries. And the only bad thing about Jacksonville? Is you have to own a reliable car, because of the lack of public transportation. And Kat Williams is correct about all the projects being spread out over town. Jacksonville is a decent, and somewhat affordable place to live still.
I live in Jax. I live near Commonwealth. Jax has a lot of really nice areas if you can afford it like Bartram Park, River City, Gate Parkway, Deerwood, San Marco, Ortega, Riverside Ave. Surrounding areas that are nice as well nearby include ( Nocatee, Silverleaf and St. Johns County)
It looks so much cleaner and nicer over there, I live on the west side of Jacksonville and there’s trash everywhere
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Me and my husband are born and raised in Ohio. This is confirmation to move to west palm beach not Jacksonville. I couldn’t decide because I had a job offer in both places. Thank you for this video. I’m cool on living in the ghetto.
Palm Beach off the chain. be careful
@@supremefire31xd88 yeah youbright jacksongville is nice. But that's now because they putting money into the city. Jacksonville ain't always looked the way it do now. What you seen is the new ville. And I'm cool with that. So cities get left looking bad as fuck.
Every city has a ghetto
Palm beach ghetto af😂😂😂
People there called West Palm beach the ghetto of Palm Beach but there are some beautiful areas in West Palm Beach.
Wow this takes me back. I lived here in the late 90s on holly bell dr & went to that school. It used to be Justina road elementary. The neighborhood looks so different now.
I grew up in that area from 76-80. Our house was in University Park, my school was Ft Caroline Elementary, and my day care was at Justina/Merrill. That Justina area was never anything to write home about and always felt a little run down… even 40 years ago.
Lived here back in Days(23) Years Ago.....w
Wow
This area is not that bad what so ever compared to Northside.
looks nice during the day, but things can be different at night
True have to stay safe
Great video!
A video on the best safest affordable neighborhoods in Jacksonville would be great!
You have such a amazing, humble, and content attitude stay positive, stay prayed up, and stay faithful to God and he is truly going to bless you iam praying for you my little sister i thought about Florida miami to be exact but unless iam making atleast $300K per year and up i dont stand a chance those people in miami would laugh at my $90k a year making ass lol i also thought about moving to other areas of Florida but 2 things my sister i cant do alligators and rattlesnakes and they are everywhere in all cities of Florida have you encountered them yet
I live near the Tallahassee Fl area, and the snake population is not bad at all. Rarely ever see a snake. I can relate to your fear of snakes because I was interested in moving to Arizona or Nevada, but I can't do it because of my intense fear of Scorpions. 😢
I lived on Tall Pine lane back in the 80’s. It was pretty rough back then.
I lived there also😂😂😂
@ 3125 apt.7
It looks like a regular neighborhood. Sure there are challenges but stigmatization by society does not help these communities. It affects everything - people, real estate values, and etc. Sad but this one does not appear hopeless.
Thank you for sharing! Canadian here and only government type housing here is native reserves we are not really allowed on in the country areas and it’s disgusting if you do have to drive thru there. You and your baby are beautiful and it’s not bad at all there! I imagine night is different but nice to hear the birds and see the park. Don’t let no one get you down do what you need to do :)
Thanks for watching
I remember them tearing down the projects or starting in 92 near the expressway and starting to gentrify as i was transferring out.
i live in the getto to and it looks almost like this but not- its kind of lonely living in the getto tbh
Thanks for posting this I’m moving to public housing in the area and it was nice to see the actual area
My first apartment in Jacksonville was on Justina
What are some safe affordable areas to move to
I know this was 3 years ago but would like to know how you are doing now luv bug!
Girl I know Justina road.....whew Chile
Jacksonville is a good place to live it's some of the bad people that's here it's bad all over the world 🌍 just have to be careful watch out for yourself and stay to yourself and ask God 🙏 for he's protecttion that not just for Jacksonville that's for every were you move to Jacksonville is a Bless place we all who live here we never had a hard Strom to wash us out like new Orleans did sad 😭 that happen to they city
Walk through Durkeeville
😂 much worse. Or better yet, try walking through Main Street near Andrew Jackson or the Evergreen area or Grand Park
Show the nice parts of Florida also but real talk Florida is the best state to live in it has the best weather and the best beaches in the nation also it has a lot of wonderful nature
You know you definitely in the ghetto when you see a business name itself trap house chicken
Lol
Is Jacksonville a good place for a barber? I'm coming from Carolina.
Damn right. But your fade game gotta be on point
Thank you for showing us. ☮️
Thanks for watching
Thank you for sharing, good job. Shalom!!!
Thank you too!
2929 was my first apt in Jax lol I was paying $415.00
What’s the names of some other projects in Jacksonville??
Not sure I don’t live in Jackson
I thought she was joking when she said trap house chicken, till I saw the sign. Notice they coloured the THC in green!
Section 8 rent water food stamps are all paid by us working people but when I retired I could not get food stamps and I told them I fed children I did not know I had and paid some of everybody rent and I worked for 35 years cause my social security and my pension was too much
Can people get around on a bus transit service ?? This isn't far from Jacksonville Jaguars stadium 😮.
I pray you stay safe. I worry about you posting where you live. It's too many weirdos out here. You got a roof over your head. A true blessing.
I don’t live there love this video is 2 years old as well lol
Hey Passion....keep up good work.
Your so beautiful and positive
Passion what church are you going to in Jacksonville
I live in Orlando I have a business in Jacksonville love
I've traveled to every major metro city in the US. LA, Chicago, NYC, etc. From what i'm seeing you all don't have it that bad. I totally understand poverty.
The projects in nyc you literally see people on the verge of oding in the parks and used needles everywhere. Enjoy the small things that you can.
You ain't seeing the whole picture it's like Chicago I swear
This isn't the worst part of Jacksonville. Jacksonville is land wise, the largest city in America. And all of the projects are spread out all over town. Heck go 3 blocks away from here. And there's actually decent places to stay
@@richardpuckett8127 they don't know JU right up the street too 💀 go out east or on moncrief for the worst
@@Psy6o SAD
Justina was not always the hood. It was a middle class upscale area when it was built. Since certain changes to the area many of the original occupants have moved out due to crime. So don’t complain about Justina the current occupants have made it a hood.
Looks like a nice neighborhood good place to live cheap
They didn't call them projects in 1990
My homies live on Justina road. Im.from Atlantic Beach Mayport road
I’m mommy of 2 can you send me some Resorces for the Jacksonville idk what are but I’m packing up my car and going end of month
Have to do go on with life is good
That place was not always so called ghetto once was mostly white community untill the 90s Mexicans were ship in in the middle of the nite all over north and south Florida black people started moving in to Arlington in the early 90s but we had people coming from Louisiana and Mississippi that was born here it use to be nice
You only lived there because your rent was paid for .. Jax. Fla is a big city with lots of areas to live in .
Click on my page and it will speak for itself
Jacksonville is the biggest city by land mass in the USA. It is huge.
You live in a neighborhood, not a ghetto or a hood when you get past that thinking .......
I got my first apartment in '85 on Justina Road. $240 a month (furnished). It wasnt so bad but it was still pretty dangerous.
She natural woman
You keep calling it a ghetto. I don't think you know what a ghetto is. That's low income but not ghetto.
Need steadier camera. Sorry.
Hey beautiful ❤
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It’s dirty asf over there on that side of town
I personally could never live in a place like that. No matter where the ghetto was located in USA. High quality people, intelligent ones just don't live in places like that when they understand all that comes along with that environment and the mindset of the people living there. Anyone who has any respect for themselves and their children will do everything to not be there and put their kids at risk for the psychological trauma and hiddens dangerous that come from conditioning kids in that sort of environmental upbringing.
It's at best domestic terrorism but black Americans call it black culture. I am not trying to look down on anyone but the fact remains I for myself as a black man don't belong in a place that toxic. Knowing several languages, having multicultural values, traditions, knowledge, interests, culinary skills and perspectives on the world nobody living there wouldn't even understand or knows about. I would definitely be an outcast.
People live where they can afford. You Sound out of touch and spoiled
W video ✊🏽🅱️
Dam I ain't never seen u before
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I’ve lived in Jacksonville for over 50 years. I don’t consider Justina road a ghetto. They have cleaned it up a lot but it is still a high Drug Area!! Big Drug Area!!
Bert Road much worse.
U don't say what side of town or street yr on so I'll stop watching.
I don’t live in Jacksonville I had a business there located near the hood this video is 2 years old
Hi new sub here
These conditions should motivate you to go back to school and get a job for a different life.
Lol that’s my childhood .
Passionnn 😎
Duval lit just
Everyone in jail or da Farm 😅😅 we out now
You sound gay 🌈
U dnt hav to live in ghetto gov helps minorities with better places n homes if u want
Why aren't you at work, while you're bring the city of Jacksonville 👎
Are you missie elliott you look just like her your her twin scary
Be for real 🤣
Justina always been grimey where’s their councilman in that zone smfh
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That's not the ghetto
I can't stand a stray dog, either. Especially the ones that bark Smack at you.
Can you do more ghetto videos me and my wife are relocating to Florida and need to get the black info down all we see are real estate videos not telling us the struggle or crime or bus transportation. We are coming from the Midwest And moving next year
Those real estate videos are out of touch
Allll of boowhovual is a project lol…free your self’s my peps and leave jax :) you will not regret it…
You are a beautiful educated woman get up out of the hood
I’m not in the hood I had a business there in the heart of the hood
@@passionderamus well your very pretty regardless I lived all over the city but I'm in south Ga in the middle of nothing
Well it’s false that Mexicans live in Jacksonville. Mexicas are mainly in the west part of the US. (Except for Chicago) The demographics of Jacksonville are are actually about 51% white 31% African American 10% Hispanic and about 5% Asian. But out of the 10%Hispanic population, most are Puerto Rican. They make about 7% of the Hispanics. And the other
3% of the Hispanics are other. There’s actually less that 1% Mexicans here but I guess other races of people call ANY Hispanic person Mexican. It’s weird.
I live in an Hispanic county here in Georgia and it’s actually the largest county of Hispanic people in Georgia, so I don’t know where you are getting this information from. Florida definitely has a large population of Hispanic people, so why would that be weird to see a Hispanic person in Jacksonville?🤔
Do you have muscular legs?
Move to Baymeadows much safer.
I been in the mandarin area about 15 yrs. Certain part of bay meadows has gone down hill (trash every where, violence and drug addicts).Let’s keep praying for our communities, God is able to deliver us all. Shalom!!!
Trap house chicken slaps