They said it in 91. We didn’t listen.

Effects of gentrification: 1. Long-term residents displaced by high rents. 2. Increased living costs exclude lower-income groups. 3. Loss of local culture and diversity. 4. Decline in affordable housing availability. This is what we are fighting with our Black Wealth Scientists in The Black Business School. You can access our free Black Wealth Masterplan at

Only if the black Churches and Pastors were for the purpose of protecting the black community instead they are doing white supremacy work for them by exploiting their own people for political and economic advantage on the back of their people

Is it that the community didn’t listen or perhaps it’s due the leaches, like yourself, that primarily focus on your enrichment at the expense of the community? You and the other self appointed leaders of the community” will never be truthful about the facts. Fact is your generation loves the “slave theme” as it’s more profitable to keep the community focused on modern fallacies rather pushing an entirely different “narrative” - for a lack of better phrasing

The solution is simple : if more people in the hood had life insurance the insurance companies would make sure they wouldn’t have to payout awards. When the cost of losing a life is transferred to others it now is better to keep the insured alive.

This movie changed my life in my opinion this is one of the greatest black movies of all times.

Black rich folks don't create jobs or open up business in the black community's

If “they”bring the cracks and guns to the neighborhood,would they also force you to use it?if there’s no demand they ain’t gon be no supply into these neighborhoods hence they take they shit back where it came from.REAL TALK

Written and filmed by a 23 year old Black man. Rest in Power John Singleton 🙏🏾🕊

How they looking at us after we still didn’t get the message 20+ years later

Black wealth has not declined Black folks just spend money with the other nations all the sport athletes and entertainers don't give back to the community's