The lady was correct when she said that all of those thriving businesses would've been passed down to the next generation. To think the biggest bank owner here in Louisville was owned by a black man in those days makes me smile. My grandma was M Ali's nurse. She told me stories about music scene here. Just what if..... All Love for equality! 👊
Lived in Louisville Kentucky for 2 years as a child. Lived at 1642 South 32nd St, building 36; yes, it was the projects and my family's first home. Lived there from 1961- July 1963 then we moved out to Ft Knox Kentucky.
The lady was correct when she said that all of those thriving businesses would've been passed down to the next generation. To think the biggest bank owner here in Louisville was owned by a black man in those days makes me smile. My grandma was M Ali's nurse. She told me stories about music scene here. Just what if..... All Love for equality! 👊
Lived in Louisville Kentucky for 2 years as a child. Lived at 1642 South 32nd St, building 36; yes, it was the projects and my family's first home. Lived there from 1961- July 1963 then we moved out to Ft Knox Kentucky.
real. BLACK WALL STREET.....THIS HAPPENED TO US JUST LIKE IN OKLAHOMA.
So true. My grandma talks about this all the time as did my great aunt. So sad. We need our reparations!
Seneca Village too. What is now Central Park. And countless others smh.
All the more reasons for reparations. Sheer wickedness under the guise of urban renewal...
They saw this community thriving and came to destroy and tear apart what we built as usual..
Real Facts.💯💯
Pretty cool history
And the last remaining building honors the memory of an unsolved murder... Some people are truly poison.
Mamouth Life rivaled Atlanta life till they merged.
BLACK WALNUT STREET!!
that history goes to the black in the Smithsonian the black Smithsonian in Washington DC
Reparation and land is a most.!!!!
Smh