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  • Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024

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  • @TheTruthlady
    @TheTruthlady 5 лет назад +30

    you failed to mention why Jamaica is 60% African American before it became so diverse...and the building of houses for African American soldiers returning from the Korean war, why they were called "soldier" houses is because they were all lined up like soldiers...a most important part of Jamaica's history...

    • @mooreryo
      @mooreryo 5 лет назад +10

      facts they always talk about immigrants and diversity highly, but never black americans its bullshit!

    • @DONNYPESO
      @DONNYPESO 5 лет назад +6

      I noticed that too when I moved here to New York City I couldn't tell who was African-American and who was it I live in BK I used to live in Jamaica Queens to sometimes I think NYC isn't a city for us real African Americans just way too many immigrants and not always so pleasant when you meet them

  • @Skullfire56
    @Skullfire56 4 года назад +15

    Overall Jamaica is alright at best, never had much of a problem there but it depends on which part you’re in.
    Very Bad Parts: South Jamaica, Sutphin BLVD
    Bad parts: South Ozone Park (Certain parts), Guy R Brewer, Foch Blvd, Farmers, Linden, Hollis Ave, (MAINLY AT NIGHT GO HOME lol, daytime you won’t get bothered be aware of surroundings though)
    Ok parts: Springfield Blvd, Francis Lewis Blvd, Brookville Blvd, St Albans, Jamaica Ave (only when high schoolers aren’t relatively around) Ozone Park and South Ozone Park (certain parts), Rochdale, Springfield Gardens, Laurelton, & Hollis
    Good Parts: Queens Village, Hillside, Cambria Heights, Rosedale
    Very Good and relatively safe parts: Jamaica Estates, Jamaica Hills, and Hollis Hills (very expensive parts though make sure you have (money money 😭)

    • @sarahjane8949
      @sarahjane8949 4 года назад +1

      Appreciate all your knowledge 👍👌💯

    • @theodorewilson6065
      @theodorewilson6065 3 года назад

      I’m 50 years old, and I was born in Jamaica hospital. I think change is good but this has been in the making for 30 years. And it’s happening, I just hope there is a place for us! When this kind of thing happens we get moved out every time.

  • @ciel222
    @ciel222 5 лет назад +8

    Jamaica is TRANSFORMING VERY FAST

  • @denzelreid114
    @denzelreid114 5 лет назад +13

    I lived in Jamaica Queens.

  • @peterhatzioannides7120
    @peterhatzioannides7120 4 года назад +5

    All roads lead to Jamaica.

  • @mayena
    @mayena 3 года назад +5

    Jamaica, Queens
    Population - 53,751 (1/4/2010)
    Caucasian/European-American - 19.9%
    African/'Black'-American - 48.2%
    Latinx/Latino-American - 22.1%
    Asian-American - 10.5%

    • @user-or6yn8pm3c
      @user-or6yn8pm3c Месяц назад

      How do you say ghetto without saying ghetto???

  • @jaredfontaine2002
    @jaredfontaine2002 2 года назад +3

    Where is 50 Cent???

  • @alleandraashley
    @alleandraashley 4 года назад +6

    Yo all really could fool ppl by saying I’m from Jamaica they be thinking the country not Jamaica,queens

    • @ceqski5
      @ceqski5 3 года назад

      They gotta name it Amaica or something

  • @johnmzasadzinski381
    @johnmzasadzinski381 Год назад

    "We were here first" , She must have forgotten about the Matinecock Native Tribe that was present on the land when we arrived.

  • @dudedude9528
    @dudedude9528 5 лет назад +2

    Thanks for the comments i hope i dont get jacked or ima show my texas side

  • @BossChronicles
    @BossChronicles 3 года назад +2

    Hopefully
    It becomes safer

  • @EVERYTHINGDEAD2223
    @EVERYTHINGDEAD2223 5 лет назад +3

    Lol y does everyone praise diversity I live in Jamaica everyone wants to be a gangbanger sells drugs has weapons it’s just annoying he went to the best part of Jamaica

  • @shamboozler566
    @shamboozler566 5 лет назад

    0:01

  • @hannnahannna1134
    @hannnahannna1134 5 лет назад +2

    I know where that house is at and that lady is lying nobody walks inside that or cares about it

    • @DOMiNOUKAE
      @DOMiNOUKAE 5 лет назад

      Where?

    • @fredyllanos8972
      @fredyllanos8972 5 лет назад +1

      -ドミノ・ウカエDOMiNO UKAE: It’s King Manor, on Jamaica Avenue. Been there since Revolutionary War days.

    • @hannnahannna1134
      @hannnahannna1134 5 лет назад

      -ドミノ・ウカエDOMiNO UKAE Jamaica avenue in Queens where all the busses are at and the train station. I never once seen a soul go into that place or bother to stop by it unless they are waiting for the bus

    • @ripaccount-n2x
      @ripaccount-n2x 4 года назад +1

      @@hannnahannna1134 Near the Queens Library area right???

    • @monember2722
      @monember2722 4 года назад +1

      @@hannnahannna1134 Hanna that's because you and the people you know don't value that kind of history. People go and I've been there.

  • @user-or6yn8pm3c
    @user-or6yn8pm3c Месяц назад

    Ghetto area.