The Black Thread.

[runbowsky]

post up ALL BLACK EVERYTHING.

I'll start... because the Lake Show is gonna' slay tonight,


THE BLACK MAMBA

[PlayaDelWes]

[faxman75]

How about when the government built high rises and stacked poor black people as high as the sky and fenced them in. Then law enforcement decided to stop dealing with those places and society looked at them as an eyesore. That was pretty fucked up times for black people. That's right 28 high rises 16 stories each. They built those high rises to house 11,000 people. The government filled them with around 27,000 at their peak. 95% unemployed and the gangs did their own law enforcement while the government continued to ignore the problem.

There's enough stories there to write 50,000 more episodes of the Wire.



The good news is they finally demolished them.

[Mr. Dylanja]

And my girls are black birds ridin' wit' they dillingers

[Still-ill]

[BROKENDOLL]

[weltschmerz]

[J~$$$$]

[Gribbz]

/thread.

[obzen]

[TomAz]

[brokenDREAMS]

[Drinkey McDrinkerstein]

How about when the government built high rises and stacked poor black people as high as the sky and fenced them in. Then law enforcement decided to stop dealing with those places and society looked at them as an eyesore. That was pretty fucked up times for black people. That's right 28 high rises 16 stories each. They built those high rises to house 11,000 people. The government filled them with around 27,000 at their peak. 95% unemployed and the gangs did their own law enforcement while the government continued to ignore the problem.

There's enough stories there to write 50,000 more episodes of the Wire.



The good news is they finally demolished them.

Is this Cabrini Green and the like in the Chicago area you're talking about?

[Hannahrain]

[Grant]

The Black ______

[runbowsky]

mos def - BLACK on both sides.

[SoulDischarge]

How about when the government built high rises and stacked poor black people as high as the sky and fenced them in. Then law enforcement decided to stop dealing with those places and society looked at them as an eyesore. That was pretty fucked up times for black people. That's right 28 high rises 16 stories each. They built those high rises to house 11,000 people. The government filled them with around 27,000 at their peak. 95% unemployed and the gangs did their own law enforcement while the government continued to ignore the problem.

There's enough stories there to write 50,000 more episodes of the Wire.



The good news is they finally demolished them.

This is used to be a pretty nice place to live until the Candyman moved in. Fucking Candymen always ruining the neighborhood for decent folk.

[J~$$$$]

[betao]

[Drinkey McDrinkerstein]

This is used to be a pretty nice place to live until the Candyman moved in. Fucking Candymen always ruining the neighborhood for decent folk.

Most of my knowledge of those projects does indeed come from that fucking movie.

[theresalwaysone]

[theresalwaysone]

/thread.

I hate the back of Forrest Whittaker's neck!

[dorkfish]

/thread

[lunatic core]

[Sleepingrock]

[runbowsky]

[faxman75]

This is used to be a pretty nice place to live until the Candyman moved in. Fucking Candymen always ruining the neighborhood for decent folk.

It's actually the Robert Taylor homes. At one time the largest housing project in the country. At one point over 300 shootings took place over the course of one weekend. In 1983 and infant was left in the hallway for a moment while grandma went to get the phone. There were over 50 people in the hallway at the time of the abduction. No one was ever arrested and to this day she has not been found.

[Gribbz]

I hate the back of Forrest Whittaker's neck!

I HATE BLACK PEPPER.