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Harlem in 1939. Proof that what plagues inner cities today is not systemic racism or poverty. It is culture and behavior.

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Suhr Majesty™2 years ago

Blacks had the lowest divorce rates in the country during that time. The government went in and destroyed the nuclear family, and now we see the end result.

ASH2 years ago

People had class, dignity & respect for themselves and their community.

Samuel Culper 7222 years ago

LBJ's Great Society destroyed the black community. Intentionally.

Marco Correia2 years ago

This has been Thomas Sowell argument since forever. Unfortunately people would rather listen to Hollywood stars about their politics, culture and social issues than one of the most brilliant minds that graced the last decades.

TexasOilRises 🇺🇸2 years ago

TBH, I enjoyed all the respectable clothing. Didn’t have to see a guys butt hanging out bc his pants drooped down to his knees.

Ernie Gerbotski2 years ago

Yeah, Thomas Sowell talked about growing up there and you were able to leave the window open…not anymore!

2VNews2 years ago

It is government meddling.

@AI_EmeraldApple2 years ago

African Americans back then had intact families, stable jobs, and a culture they were proud of. Some of the most iconic black music back then were enjoyed by people of all colors. An example would be I don't want to set the world on fire by the Inkblots. Such a good song!

Winters2 years ago

We have fallen so far

RedWave Press2 years ago

What happened to our major cities? We must get back to law and order. Criminals need to understand that they will not get away with committing crimes and there will be stiff consequences. Follow if you agree.

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