Moved to Charles County in 2006 and it was the best decision my family ever made. Even though the population has increased over the years it still has that country feel especially to a dude who grew up in SE DC. 2 College Grads and Baby Boy is on his way..
None of the money from property taxes is being used properly in this county. Taxpayer money is being wasted. The same public schools that were around 50 years ago in Prince George's County are the same schools barely standing today. Why aren't new schools being built? Everyone living in this county who knows better has their kid enrolled in a private school somewhere, but these same people are paying thousands in property taxes that are suppose to go towards updating public schools and making conditions in the county better. Residents are paying all this money in property taxes, but they get NOTHING in return for it. No better schools, no health food grocery stores, nicer restaurants, modern clubs, etc. And it's because black people must vote, vote for the right people, and complain to politicians and officials. Politicians must be regularly bombarded with letters, visits to their offices, or even VOTED OUT of office for major changes to happen. Also, the crime in this county is outrageous. It's the reason why people and businesses WITH MONEY and capital to build don't come to this county. Corporations and business owners avoid black neighborhoods because they're concerned about theft, crime, and vandalization. No one is going to invest in an area where crime is prevalent. Black people must have much more structured and organized households. Get MARRIED before having kids to establish more unified and supportive home environments for youth to stay academically preoccupied with their studies and out of trouble.
The roads and trash in Prince George's County makes one feel ashamed. The Black government of the County are Mia and unresponsive to the their constituents. For Shame!!
@@pearbear319 Maria do not feel ashamed. You deserve a decent place to live, work, and enjoy recreation. It is the fault of racist and neglectful politicians who ultimately decide which residents in America get more than they need, and which residents get absolutely nothing. Their decisions are all based on zip codes. Every politician knows where predominately black, white, and Latino people live in America, just as we all do. They are not going to flood communities of color with millions of dollars for newer schools and infrastructure when they don't live in these communities. Most people think of their self-interest first. Politicians' kids are enrolled in private schools. They pay thousands in tuition for their privileged kids to attend elitist schools. If they're spending all this money for their kids to attend the best schools the DMV has to offer, then why would they spend millions of state money to educate students of color attending public schools, for free? Think about it. A lot of these politicians detest public schools. They would never let the government teach their children. They would never enroll their kids in public schools to be educated in ways that aren't aligned with their core values. So, how can we expect them to support public schools, much less the students of color enrolled in them?
@@artisanhome8980 to develop a solution to crime in PG county, need to go back to when in history did black American boys become violent. Then address that root cause. Slaves weren't violent, neither were descendants of slaves for the first 100 years after emancipation. Then something happened to black American families. War. Vietnam specifically, where black American boys were pushed to use guns, commit homicide, and use hard drugs. Today we live in a post Vietnam black America.
Praise Jesus! Salvation In Jesus Christ is the only answer for all of the problems in Prince George's County, Maryland. Not gambling (MGM Casino, and the state lottery industry). Please read in The Holy Bible John 14:6 and Deuteronomy 8:18. HALLELUAH! God bless.
This is good news that the two wealthiest majority black counties in the country are here right next to each other. Now the comparison is really no comparison (population size wise) when Prince George’s County’s 2023 population (998,335) is 5x more than Charles County’s (172,638). Also what people really should be looking at specifically in PGC is all of the “other” folks that are moving in AND the new “commercial businesses” that are moving in and opening up (new commercial TAX REVENUE) as well as the new Southern MD Rapid Transit light rail 🚈 system that will be coming from Charles County into Prince George’s county in the next 10-15 years. More successful profit earning businesses (generating local, state and federal taxable income) is what improves every jurisdiction (schools, roads, safety, transit, housing, etc etc etc)
I grew up in PG county im the 80’s and it was just amazing. Now to see how it has to take a backseat to Charles county is amazing. But I can’t say I didn’t see it coming.
We moved for two reasons. The HOA crap and living in a predominantly Black community that was being publicized and promoted as this news item is doing. Too many prosperous towns have been destroyed by racism and outright jealousy. I’d rather live well in a place below media radar. 😮
An extra hour of commute is definitely not worth it. My life is more valuable than acreage. ANY commitment with a round trip exceeding 45 minutes to 1 MUST be fully remote.
I’m with you. I bought where I did (National Harbor) mostly because it’s 20 minutes from work. I spend enough time working they’re not getting much more of my time than that. Not to mention the stress that comes with commuting. Enough to shorten your life by a couple of years.
It goes ti show you that there are still many racist whites . They don’t care how well you are established and how all mannered you are they still hate black people .
I moved to the Charles County in the late 90s as a kid. Crime has progressively got worse since moving there and the quality of education due to terribly raised kids has gone down. Thank God the military got me away from the dump called Waldorf…never moving back.
IF property taxes in Charles County were low when this broadcast was done 2 years ago. WELL, it isn't anymore, they are HIGH here and most of it comes from the inflect of these new residents coming here. Development and building is off the chain. Everything has ticked up: traffic, prices, crime you name it.
So ask the Charles County Sheriff's Office if a lot of the P.G. crime came down there too. Have you been near St. Charles shopping mall recently?. So while P.G. was the most affluent majority Black county in Maryland, they were also the most dangerous and crime ridden. Buckle your chinstraps Charles County.
You're saying the same thing I'm thinking! This is not a good comparison. Also, I'm not trying to appear paranoid, but, Hell, I don't know if there's an underlying message in this revelation that Charles County is now the new King. Is it a subliminal message giving one the impression that there's far less crime and better schools in CharlesCounty? "Come to Charles County and be free!!!" That will last about 10 years.😀
Having grew up in Prince George’s County it’s mostly the wealthy cities and towns outside the beltway that make up for Prince George’s County wealth. On top of that northern Prince George’s County inside the beltway from hyattsville proper all the way through Chillum and College Park have experienced gentrification and other parts of the county too, though not as much. Second place is still good but we can do better!
Wealthiest County... ? I see garbage everywhere where I live...all the time in this Temple Hills, MD neighborhood... street lights need changing after 11years... I see garbage-tossed fast food, so-called chinese food, containers small grocery store bags tied with garbage inside tossed on the road, on the sidewalk within the neighborhood. Why? Is this a cause-and-effect issue of ignorance being impoverished with lack of care or just nasty, filthy behavior... such as not washing your hands after using the public bathroom stool, at work or home, or not brushing your teeth or taking a bath or shower regularly? Is it the county or municipality's lack of services for certain neighborhoods? The perception that areas like Temple Hills, MD, and Anacostia are treated poorly by municipalities can stem from several factors, including historical, economic, and social issues. Here are a few key points: 2- cents, this is and not a perception- this is the reality. Dear Ms./Mr. County Executive 1. Historical Disinvestment: Many neighborhoods in the DMV area, including Temple Hills and Anacostia, have faced long-term disinvestment.This means they haven’t received the same level of funding and resources for infrastructure, schools, and public services as other areas 2-cents -(Taxes increase, cost of living still affects "disinvestment" and the PGC is one of the wealthiest - disadvantaged counties - How is that possible? 2. Economic Disparities: These areas often have higher poverty rates and lower median incomes compared to more affluent neighborhoods. This economic disparity can lead to fewer resources and opportunities for residents 2- cents (MGM Casino is less than 1o minutes from where I live in Temple Hills, MD. I work every day and pay taxes. I maintain my property, and my garbage is collected weekly ..just like the garbage in other more "affluent neighborhoods). 3. Social Inequities: Issues such as systemic racism and segregation have historically impacted these communities, leading to unequal treatment and fewer opportunities for advancement 2 cents and yet - and the PGC is one of the wealthiest - disadvantaged counties - How is that possible? 4. Municipal Priorities: Sometimes, municipal priorities may focus on more affluent or rapidly developing areas, leaving less affluent neighborhoods behind. This can result in a lack of investment in critical services and infrastructure 2-cents (PGC focusses more on the "affluent" areas WHILE all AREAS MUST PAY TAXES while the less affluent neighborhood's taxes also increase) 5. Community Advocacy: Despite these challenges, many residents and community organizations are actively working to improve their neighborhoods through advocacy, local initiatives, and partnerships with local governments 2-cents 8-11 years and counting. It’s a complex issue with deep-rooted causes, but understanding these factors can help in addressing the disparities and working towards more equitable treatment for all communities. (IS IT really complex THOUGH?) (It is interesting how when people with money take an interest in developing (making money) and invest in a neighborhood "revitalized/gentrification," the simple things the municipalities didn't take care of such as filthy, litter in the neighborhood is suddenly addressed County/municipality - effort! Maryland Beautiful program... trees were planted in this Temple Hills neighborhood, but when i look around i still see anexcessive amount of garbage practically everywhere.. it sickness me to stomach. The people who toss garbage or contribute to the litter may need mental health support. They don't realize they contribute to rodents and other unwanted pests and undesirables in a neighborhood or maybe litter bugs like garbage and filth everywhere because that makes them comfortable. I don't know, but it is a sickness This is not working - dnr.maryland.gov/met/Pages/grant_programs.aspx
Nonsense spin by politicians. The truth is people who can afford to leave are moving because of the crap that's entering the county. Many of the elected officials are focused on bringing more people & businesses to the county, development which has not generally (if at all) benefited the long-term residence. Due to this: 1. The traffic volume is rising and becoming more dangerous because of rampant speeding. 2. Crime against everyday working people has risen. 3. Citizens calls for assistance in the community are largely ignored. Remember, peace is priceless
I lived in Prince George's County for 26 years. The crime rate dropped very little over those decades. The County is still way behind all of the DMV counties in commercial retail sales and service economy business development. The saddest things are the severe drop in church attendance and Christian- oriented lifestyle practices and manners. You only need to visit shops, gas stations, restaurants, etc., to sense a sullen, defeated attitude and unrelenting sense of fear. Litter, vandalism, road rage, constant verbal threats happen all the time, everywhere. Worst is the complete disregard and disrespect for courtesy communication and custom gestures of goodwill and manners. These gracious, uplifting practices, long cherished in solid, sound neighborhoods are missing.
The Federal Government pay that well? I have noticed, most Blacks tend to work for the Federal State, and local governments because a lot of private companies will not hire them.
@@daddygrace253 in DC and Virginia, the salaries are pretty high, depending on where you land, job wise. It's the comfort and COLA that's a problem now because Salaries are high, but the Mortgages, Rent, and other expenses are even higher, so its a decision of Going to PI with good overtime if you can get, or going to government where you make salary and standard benefits, and you just have to move up in the "ranks" to get everything EXACTLY how you want it. You may live in Maryland but work in DC or Virginia where the money is, but the housing market is much cheaper in Maryland.
Working class Blacks moved from DC to PG and now Charles County Md looking for better schools, bigger homes and lower crime. Most of the public schools in DC, PG and Charles County are not that great. Crime is getting higher in both counties which will not get any better without community involvement and political accountability. The crime rate will not be taken seriously until you move again. There are fewer places to move to that is affordable. Go figure.
@@sks7438 you just a white person who’s upset that y’all are now the MINORITY in Maryland, your population will continue to decline while the black American population increases
@@OhDatsJaVion You came to your conclusion about my race based on my comments? I have come to the conclusion that you are not native to this area or you would have understood my comment.
@@sks7438 The methyl mercury from the coal plant, the toxins from the CORRUPT WSSC poop to power plant, the superfunds sites never cleaned up MAKE CRIME RATES GO UP! so the sick blacks can be the test subjects for the new Baltimore University of Maryland hospital with the new high tech interactive equipment EXPERIMENT aks robot surgery
DC, PG, & Charles county have always been black especially seeing how Maryland black population is 35% black & growing while it’s white population is 49% & declining
a lot of them went to Charles county at first. The St Charles development was a major white flight area when it was started. Many white families moved out of PG County to Charles county because of busing. Nowadays, the homes selling in the new parts St Charles are mostly selling to black home buyers. the white people leaving Charles county nowadays are either moving to Calvert or st Marys county, down south, or are passing away.
Does this explain why In PG and Charles County, I experience aggressive drivers damn near causing crashes on a daily basis? Is this a race issue you ask? How do I know. 98% of the aggressive drivers have windows tinted so dark, you can't see anything inside at all. When I see crime stats take a nose dive for the good then we'll celebrate. But for now, the almost daily posts from Charles County Sheriff about finding guns in schools doesn't exactly paint a positive picture for this story. It isn't a police or school problem, it's a parenting problem and the lack of the justice system holding people accountable for their actions. Laws apply to everyone. The color of your skin isn't an excuse to use a "card" to commit crimes.
As a former tow truck driver, I've had to pull black, white, and Hispanic out of ditches, off curbs, and from between trees. All of you MD mufus need to go back to driving school
P.G. County is where I learned to property smack necks (a pre-licked palm plus stealth is necessary for success) and I haven't worn a pair of Maypops since (nor the same shirt twice in two days).
Folks are struggling because of poor choices they’ve made: having too many children, out-of-wedlock births, little to no post-secondary education, committing crimes and the list goes on. It’s not the job of wealthier black Americans to pull up the degenerates among them.
@@gerald4nomads She's probably native to one of those countries that depend on financial aid from others to survive. They think working people owe them something.
@@KpTheG Lol I am black myself who cares if black this or that that’s why we’ll never get ahead putting race in front of everything lol and enough with the “y’all” learn proper English 😛
This is no surprise to me we as black people want what other people want. The opportunity be wealthy safe and secure.
Moved to Charles County in 2006 and it was the best decision my family ever made. Even though the population has increased over the years it still has that country feel especially to a dude who grew up in SE DC. 2 College Grads and Baby Boy is on his way..
None of the money from property taxes is being used properly in this county. Taxpayer money is being wasted. The same public schools that were around 50 years ago in Prince George's County are the same schools barely standing today. Why aren't new schools being built? Everyone living in this county who knows better has their kid enrolled in a private school somewhere, but these same people are paying thousands in property taxes that are suppose to go towards updating public schools and making conditions in the county better. Residents are paying all this money in property taxes, but they get NOTHING in return for it. No better schools, no health food grocery stores, nicer restaurants, modern clubs, etc. And it's because black people must vote, vote for the right people, and complain to politicians and officials. Politicians must be regularly bombarded with letters, visits to their offices, or even VOTED OUT of office for major changes to happen. Also, the crime in this county is outrageous. It's the reason why people and businesses WITH MONEY and capital to build don't come to this county. Corporations and business owners avoid black neighborhoods because they're concerned about theft, crime, and vandalization. No one is going to invest in an area where crime is prevalent. Black people must have much more structured and organized households. Get MARRIED before having kids to establish more unified and supportive home environments for youth to stay academically preoccupied with their studies and out of trouble.
The roads and trash in Prince George's County makes one feel ashamed. The Black government of the County are Mia and unresponsive to the their constituents. For Shame!!
@@pearbear319 Maria do not feel ashamed. You deserve a decent place to live, work, and enjoy recreation. It is the fault of racist and neglectful politicians who ultimately decide which residents in America get more than they need, and which residents get absolutely nothing. Their decisions are all based on zip codes. Every politician knows where predominately black, white, and Latino people live in America, just as we all do. They are not going to flood communities of color with millions of dollars for newer schools and infrastructure when they don't live in these communities. Most people think of their self-interest first.
Politicians' kids are enrolled in private schools. They pay thousands in tuition for their privileged kids to attend elitist schools. If they're spending all this money for their kids to attend the best schools the DMV has to offer, then why would they spend millions of state money to educate students of color attending public schools, for free? Think about it. A lot of these politicians detest public schools. They would never let the government teach their children. They would never enroll their kids in public schools to be educated in ways that aren't aligned with their core values. So, how can we expect them to support public schools, much less the students of color enrolled in them?
@@artisanhome8980 to develop a solution to crime in PG county, need to go back to when in history did black American boys become violent. Then address that root cause. Slaves weren't violent, neither were descendants of slaves for the first 100 years after emancipation. Then something happened to black American families. War. Vietnam specifically, where black American boys were pushed to use guns, commit homicide, and use hard drugs. Today we live in a post Vietnam black America.
Praise Jesus! Salvation In Jesus Christ is the only answer for all of the problems in Prince George's County, Maryland. Not gambling (MGM Casino, and the state lottery industry). Please read in The Holy Bible John 14:6 and Deuteronomy 8:18. HALLELUAH! God bless.
Run for office with several friends who think like you, and cut the property taxes down.
This is good news that the two wealthiest majority black counties in the country are here right next to each other. Now the comparison is really no comparison (population size wise) when Prince George’s County’s 2023 population (998,335) is 5x more than Charles County’s (172,638). Also what people really should be looking at specifically in PGC is all of the “other” folks that are moving in AND the new “commercial businesses” that are moving in and opening up (new commercial TAX REVENUE) as well as the new Southern MD Rapid Transit light rail 🚈 system that will be coming from Charles County into Prince George’s county in the next 10-15 years. More successful profit earning businesses (generating local, state and federal taxable income) is what improves every jurisdiction (schools, roads, safety, transit, housing, etc etc etc)
Don’t hold your breath for the southern Maryland rapid transit line 🫠
This video is proof we are being studied…
Lol sad but true
Agreed.
Um..of course. Not just us.
Everyone is being studied
Yep, especially now.
I grew up in PG county im the 80’s and it was just amazing. Now to see how it has to take a backseat to Charles county is amazing. But I can’t say I didn’t see it coming.
We left around then and where that neighborhood is who knows but it wasn't near any of our neighborhoods.
@@alexanderwalle3568 i agree I grew up in ft Washington
This looks like pocket watching black people AGAIN!
Sad but true 😅
All day long...per usual
We need to talk about these HOA fees in Charles County. Cause wtf!
🤣😂....lol
We moved for two reasons. The HOA crap and living in a predominantly Black community that was being publicized and promoted as this news item is doing. Too many prosperous towns have been destroyed by racism and outright jealousy. I’d rather live well in a place below media radar. 😮
An extra hour of commute is definitely not worth it. My life is more valuable than acreage. ANY commitment with a round trip exceeding 45 minutes to 1 MUST be fully remote.
I’m with you. I bought where I did (National Harbor) mostly because it’s 20 minutes from work. I spend enough time working they’re not getting much more of my time than that. Not to mention the stress that comes with commuting. Enough to shorten your life by a couple of years.
Tracy Wilkins. How come I didnt notice when you became Tracy-Angela Bassett-Wilkins? 2:36-2:45. 😂😂
What are you talking about?
Even white flight takes place in high income black areas. That should tell you something.
My white flight took place at Iverson Mall where the homies threw rocks at us and told us they would get our bikes--so we all moved fast.
Sure beats black slack
It goes ti show you that there are still many racist whites . They don’t care how well you are established and how all mannered you are they still hate black people .
Seems like white flight made for black wealth. What they meant for bad, God used for good!
So what move.
I moved to the Charles County in the late 90s as a kid. Crime has progressively got worse since moving there and the quality of education due to terribly raised kids has gone down. Thank God the military got me away from the dump called Waldorf…never moving back.
What about infrastructure? Homes aren't enough!
IF property taxes in Charles County were low when this broadcast was done 2 years ago. WELL, it isn't anymore, they are HIGH here and most of it comes from the inflect of these new residents coming here. Development and building is off the chain. Everything has ticked up: traffic, prices, crime you name it.
So ask the Charles County Sheriff's Office if a lot of the P.G. crime came down there too. Have you been near St. Charles shopping mall recently?. So while P.G. was the most affluent majority Black county in Maryland, they were also the most dangerous and crime ridden. Buckle your chinstraps Charles County.
Seems like Charles county is becoming another pg .😢
Get ready to get overtaxed for your rent big guy
Good 😈. Pg coming for the world
you mean the unemployment and welfare line?@@DvineWakandandian_Warrior
it seems like that's a good thing
I can’t understand how it’s considered wealthy yet so poor
Poor? Y’all have decent grocery stores. EVERYWHERE. 😂
Grocery stores are trash here compared to other affluent counties. Do your research
Its an indictment of the system.
Longer commute, more deer… I’ll pass😂
How can you compare a county with 1 million people to one with less than 200,000 inhabitants? No comparison in my book….
You're saying the same thing I'm thinking! This is not a good comparison.
Also, I'm not trying to appear paranoid, but, Hell, I don't know if there's an underlying message in this revelation that Charles County is now the new King. Is it a subliminal message giving one the impression that there's far less crime and better schools in CharlesCounty? "Come to Charles County and be free!!!" That will last about 10 years.😀
Having grew up in Prince George’s County it’s mostly the wealthy cities and towns outside the beltway that make up for Prince George’s County wealth. On top of that northern Prince George’s County inside the beltway from hyattsville proper all the way through Chillum and College Park have experienced gentrification and other parts of the county too, though not as much. Second place is still good but we can do better!
What about Capitol Heights, District Heights, Langley Park, Oxon Hill, Hillcrest Heights?
Get your hands out my pockets !!!
Wealthiest County... ? I see garbage everywhere where I live...all the time in this Temple Hills, MD neighborhood... street lights need changing after 11years...
I see garbage-tossed fast food, so-called chinese food, containers small grocery store bags tied with garbage inside tossed on the road, on the sidewalk within the neighborhood. Why? Is this a cause-and-effect issue of ignorance being impoverished with lack of care or just nasty, filthy behavior... such as not washing your hands after using the public bathroom stool, at work or home, or not brushing your teeth or taking a bath or shower regularly? Is it the county or municipality's lack of services for certain neighborhoods?
The perception that areas like Temple Hills, MD, and Anacostia are treated poorly by municipalities can stem from several factors, including historical, economic, and social issues. Here are a few key points:
2- cents, this is and not a perception- this is the reality. Dear Ms./Mr. County Executive
1. Historical Disinvestment: Many neighborhoods in the DMV area, including Temple Hills and Anacostia, have faced long-term disinvestment.This means they haven’t received the same level of funding and resources for infrastructure, schools, and public services as other areas
2-cents -(Taxes increase, cost of living still affects "disinvestment" and the PGC is one of the wealthiest - disadvantaged counties - How is that possible?
2.
Economic Disparities: These areas often have higher poverty rates and lower median incomes compared to more affluent neighborhoods. This economic disparity can lead to fewer resources and opportunities for residents
2- cents (MGM Casino is less than 1o minutes from where I live in Temple Hills, MD. I work every day and pay taxes. I maintain my property, and my garbage is collected weekly ..just like the garbage in other more "affluent neighborhoods).
3.
Social Inequities: Issues such as systemic racism and segregation have historically impacted these communities, leading to unequal treatment and fewer opportunities for advancement
2 cents and yet - and the PGC is one of the wealthiest - disadvantaged counties - How is that possible?
4.
Municipal Priorities: Sometimes, municipal priorities may focus on more affluent or rapidly developing areas, leaving less affluent neighborhoods behind. This can result in a lack of investment in critical services and infrastructure
2-cents (PGC focusses more on the "affluent" areas WHILE all AREAS MUST PAY TAXES while the less affluent neighborhood's taxes also increase)
5.
Community Advocacy: Despite these challenges, many residents and community organizations are actively working to improve their neighborhoods through advocacy, local initiatives, and partnerships with local governments
2-cents 8-11 years and counting.
It’s a complex issue with deep-rooted causes, but understanding these factors can help in addressing the disparities and working towards more equitable treatment for all communities.
(IS IT really complex THOUGH?)
(It is interesting how when people with money take an interest in developing (making money) and invest in a neighborhood "revitalized/gentrification," the simple things the municipalities didn't take care of such as filthy, litter in the neighborhood is suddenly addressed
County/municipality - effort! Maryland Beautiful program... trees were planted in this Temple Hills neighborhood, but when i look around i still see anexcessive amount of garbage practically everywhere.. it sickness me to stomach. The people who toss garbage or contribute to the litter may need mental health support. They don't realize they contribute to rodents and other unwanted pests and undesirables in a neighborhood or maybe litter bugs like garbage and filth everywhere because that makes them comfortable. I don't know, but it is a sickness
This is not working - dnr.maryland.gov/met/Pages/grant_programs.aspx
Nonsense spin by politicians. The truth is people who can afford to leave are moving because of the crap that's entering the county. Many of the elected officials are focused on bringing more people & businesses to the county, development which has not generally (if at all) benefited the long-term residence. Due to this: 1. The traffic volume is rising and becoming more dangerous because of rampant speeding. 2. Crime against everyday working people has risen. 3. Citizens calls for assistance in the community are largely ignored. Remember, peace is priceless
Absolutely, I've been here for 25 years, and I'm ready to go. I don't even have my daughter enrolled in the school system, out her it's trash.
Unfortunately, other things came with it.
💯🚓🚔🔫 🔪👮
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I lived in Prince George's County for 26 years. The crime rate dropped very little over those decades. The County is still way behind all of the DMV counties in commercial retail sales and service economy business development. The saddest things are the severe drop in church attendance and Christian- oriented lifestyle practices and manners. You only need to visit shops, gas stations, restaurants, etc., to sense a sullen, defeated attitude and unrelenting sense of fear. Litter, vandalism, road rage, constant verbal threats happen all the time, everywhere. Worst is the complete disregard and disrespect for courtesy communication and custom gestures of goodwill and manners. These gracious, uplifting practices, long cherished in solid, sound neighborhoods are missing.
PLAN PLAN PLAN CHARLES COUNTY NEEDS MORE PLANNED COMMUNITY.
Yall do know the majority of these two counties work for Federal Government in DC, right? 🤔
The Federal Government pay that well? I have noticed, most Blacks tend to work for the Federal State, and local governments because a lot of private companies will not hire them.
@@daddygrace253 in DC and Virginia, the salaries are pretty high, depending on where you land, job wise. It's the comfort and COLA that's a problem now because Salaries are high, but the Mortgages, Rent, and other expenses are even higher, so its a decision of Going to PI with good overtime if you can get, or going to government where you make salary and standard benefits, and you just have to move up in the "ranks" to get everything EXACTLY how you want it. You may live in Maryland but work in DC or Virginia where the money is, but the housing market is much cheaper in Maryland.
Charles county will become like PG and then what next?
Black wealth spreading
Working class Blacks moved from DC to PG and now Charles County Md looking for better schools, bigger homes and lower crime. Most of the public schools in DC, PG and Charles County are not that great. Crime is getting higher in both counties which will not get any better without community involvement and political accountability. The crime rate will not be taken seriously until you move again. There are fewer places to move to that is affordable. Go figure.
@@sks7438 you just a white person who’s upset that y’all are now the MINORITY in Maryland, your population will continue to decline while the black American population increases
@@OhDatsJaVion You came to your conclusion about my race based on my comments? I have come to the conclusion that you are not native to this area or you would have understood my comment.
@@sks7438 The methyl mercury from the coal plant, the toxins from the CORRUPT WSSC poop to power plant, the superfunds sites never cleaned up MAKE CRIME RATES GO UP! so the sick blacks can be the test subjects for the new Baltimore University of Maryland hospital with the new high tech interactive equipment EXPERIMENT aks robot surgery
WHO'S COUNTING?
Y'all can always move to Mississippi.
😂😂
forgot to add the words "in maryland" in the title
That's because D.C made Pg black😳.
DC, PG, & Charles county have always been black especially seeing how Maryland black population is 35% black & growing while it’s white population is 49% & declining
How can DC make PG black if Pg gave land to make DC PG had more black than DC even when DC was Chocolate city PG was majority black
Dc can’t even keep chocolate city black how it make pg black ?
Dc stay in ya lane. 😂
People from DC moved to Maryland after getting DC federal jobs@@KBR-o8r
My question is, all the Black people moving in where did all the white people go?🤔
Some I know are still there but we left.
@@alexanderwalle3568 I kind of figured that. But where?
Some went to Mar-a-Lago and then the pen.
a lot of them went to Charles county at first. The St Charles development was a major white flight area when it was started. Many white families moved out of PG County to Charles county because of busing. Nowadays, the homes selling in the new parts St Charles are mostly selling to black home buyers. the white people leaving Charles county nowadays are either moving to Calvert or st Marys county, down south, or are passing away.
All the white people went to Calvert County. Charles County being black stops at White Plains. After White Plains is Trump country.
Say it ain't so.
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
It's the crime in PG that is the cause of this change.
pg county is too corrupt
Fix it Black People! We are Excellent and deserve Excellence!!!❤❤❤
Y’all a inherently criminalistic, aggressive, selfish, and prideful. You guys ruin everything
Accept responsibility is a great place to start.
@@MarioGoatsethen move to an all yt neighborhood and stay away from us. Forever
Does this explain why In PG and Charles County, I experience aggressive drivers damn near causing crashes on a daily basis?
Is this a race issue you ask? How do I know. 98% of the aggressive drivers have windows tinted so dark, you can't see anything inside at all.
When I see crime stats take a nose dive for the good then we'll celebrate. But for now, the almost daily posts from Charles County Sheriff about finding guns in schools doesn't exactly paint a positive picture for this story. It isn't a police or school problem, it's a parenting problem and the lack of the justice system holding people accountable for their actions.
Laws apply to everyone. The color of your skin isn't an excuse to use a "card" to commit crimes.
You sound like you need therapy 😂
As a former tow truck driver, I've had to pull black, white, and Hispanic out of ditches, off curbs, and from between trees. All of you MD mufus need to go back to driving school
P.G. County is where I learned to property smack necks (a pre-licked palm plus stealth is necessary for success) and I haven't worn a pair of Maypops since (nor the same shirt twice in two days).
All that will happen now is Charles County will get "joaned on" by P.G. County (and you don't want that).
@@alexanderwalle3568Are you even speaking English rn?
@@sajivsatyal7507Genuinely agree lmao. I’m so confused with what he’s saying
Basically a black man saying I am sick of these blanks black leaders does not here that so some other race will be taking over pg
corruption
It’s a win for DC which is were a good majority of them are originally from
With rapid new affordable housing coming into DC trust & believe DC black population ain’t going no where
@@OhDatsJaVion Ain’t going nowhere DC was once over 70% black to now being only a little over 40%
@@washingtondc9290 gentrification
@@5.0h76 My name should tell you I know what’s going on in my city lol
@@washingtondc9290 what bro it’s more white people in dc than there is black, pg got like %80 black people and like 10-20 percent white people
Those are not [BLACKS]. Those are ancient original indigenous Moors.
This is where the richest black folks I've seen lol Prince George county
Love it!
Wow thought I would never see the day
Angela Alsobrooks got 4 houses must be a s##$ lord😮 Alternate reality ADOS 😂
Praise Jesus! Please read in The Holy Bible John 14:6 and Deuteronomy 8:18. HALLELUAH! God bless.
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As long as it's Maryland
Pg is full of crime
depends where PG is so big
BS
yeah and most of them are in debt up to their eyeballs living pay check to pay check paying thousand dollar a mouth car notes
Nope that’s the white people in West Virginia like yourself you crazy yt supremacist
definitely jealous
Probably true. Most of these are liquid asset poor households.
Bougie ghetto
So you all are the richest county but you can’t help people that are struggling?
People who are struggling need to figure out how to solve their problem without a government handout
Folks are struggling because of poor choices they’ve made: having too many children, out-of-wedlock births, little to no post-secondary education, committing crimes and the list goes on. It’s not the job of wealthier black Americans to pull up the degenerates among them.
How do you know they are not into charitable giving? Stop assuming they are not. We don't know their hearts.
@@gerald4nomads She's probably native to one of those countries that depend on financial aid from others to survive. They think working people owe them something.
Look at the country? Ppl are struggling all over and you’re talking about a single county
DO NOTHING BLACK FOLKS !
So now Charles County is King Shite on Turd mountain.
Whoooohoooo!!!!
Pg taking over the world. One xounty at a time then the city 😈
Screaming racist on so many things and then going to put a color label on things. Hmmm seems racist to me ayyyy?
Maybe because the definition of racism isn't a "color label" duh 😂
Who cares tired of race talking.
So stop watching. No one told you to click on the video
Get a job!
@@MrDavis-so2np the irony
Lol now y’all don’t care bc it’s a story about black people succeeding 😂😂
@@KpTheG Lol I am black myself who cares if black this or that that’s why we’ll never get ahead putting race in front of everything lol and enough with the “y’all” learn proper English 😛
Hey Mr. Garner! 🤍🙏🏾
I went to school with his daughters back in the day and am glad he is doing well.