92 years documented

“On this episode of everything in America is racist…..”

Chestnut crayola crayon

Every single thing that is the United States is dipped in some sort of racism/bias , EVERY !

the ones in the comments trying to discredit someone who literally lived it.. are insane 😒🙃 she LIVED IT. lol.

This makes me miss my grandma 🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠

Damn, white supremacists so racist they didn’t even want to live on the same STREET as blacks and changed the name. Racism will make you do some crazy and irrational things just to feel superior. MENTAL ILLNESS!!!!

100% correct and what's her point? White people wanted safe and clean streets. Whites even created suburbs during integration to avoid these black 68 IQ people. Examples, Detroit 90% white vs 90% black and Oakland 90% white vs 90% black -

@AbeFroman Many Whites would be happy to go back to this time. Racism is baked in. White ppl are insecure, jealous and hate to share. I’m 1/2 White but more aligned with my NA side 🪶

Louisville definitely has a dark history the more and more I learned about the city and talk to the elders on the West end.

Obsessed with whites.

That is the dumbest shit I have ever heard

This is true. She's from Louisville.

Atlanta got more than a few

Same where I grew up, it’s not Compton blvd bits like marine. It changed in the 90’s

Mattie Jones

Is this Louisville?

Orlando….Americana,Conrow,Windemere….same vibes

The problem with this is there are some people who will just believe whatever is said. This isn’t true. In the United States, many streets (especially in larger cities like New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, and others) effectively have two names: an official primary name and a secondary (or honorary/co-named) designation. This secondary naming is a common practice where cities add honorary street signs to commemorate notable individuals, community leaders, cultural figures, historical events, or organizations without changing the official street name or affecting addresses, maps, mail delivery, or navigation.

In Brooklyn they have Utica Ave and Malcom X, it’s kind of cool

wow the more you know

Black people don't even want to live with black people. As soon as they are financially able they move out of the black neighborhood and into a nice white neighborhood. Black people need to stay with their own kind, fix up their own neighborhoods instead of dragging down ours.

Aawww. Show me on the doll where the street name hurt u.

The democrats ruined everything. Imagine if we were all just able to work this shit out before the welfare state started. Glock switches would have just been backyard fun.

We still don’t.

There is no trash more disgusting then american yt trash

But u kno wut...f#ck them...f#ck them now...it wus just about childish insulting an demeaning

Nonsense

So, the street was named River Park to be racist, not to indicate that it leads to a park by the river?

Wow

And yet you guys beg to live in white neighborhoodsp

And now we see why they didn’t want to… the culture belongs back where it came from.

📍🖤 39th between Broadway & River Park

It's true..cause all those brownstone buildings on chestnut...have worker doors..back stairwell.. which means they had servants that couldn't use the front doors or walk down the same staircase as the owner..go in old louisville you will see a bunch of them..

Damn my street turns into 3 different names