OH MY GOD!! I grew up in Jamica, Hollis, Queens and never experienced this my parents did a great job sheltering us from discrimination. Only as an adult and now have I experienced racism and discrimination. Thank You, for posting this .
Marty Martinez i grew up i. Hollis/ Queens Village and went to Jamaica HS (was in HS in 1976) and had friends of all different colors from all different backgrounds. This video horrifies me. I remember the story airing on the news and it horrified me then. I am so glad my experience was so different. And yes i do remember Gabys and still go there when i am in Queens.
True but must admit he is a very handsome king of a black man with such beautiful skin. I love my people. We are so beautiful and graceful. I love everything about us.
I grew up in Rosedale and I remember this! It's a Recurring nightmare I've lived for years. It got worst in Rosedale. More black families purchased homes but dynamite blew up the home before they moved in.
now the whites want to come back and start integrating. The black women wanted integration. I think because shes envy of the white womens community smh
I'm sure I attended school with some of those kids in the footage(Springfield Gardens HS 72 graduate). Lived in Sprinfield Gardens and the adjacent town (Laurelton) used to be similarly racist but started opening up to blacks hence the white flight to Rosedale where racism was even more pervasive. I knew blacks werent welcome there but at the time didn't realize it was that intense! Most of the white kids played it off well.Not many fights ,no n-word we all got along in different club activities,sports etc. My 4 years in HS was quite enjoyable and I wouldn't trade it for the world.At the end of the day literally and figuratively the whites headed east and the blacks west.
My uncle came here from England in the 1970s too. He bought a house in Brooklyn in a predominantly Jewish neighborhood. They didn't want him there but he didn't leave.
Blacks can be prejudice but absolutely can’t be racist or people don’t know the difference racist can control the destiny of ones path as prejudice just hates u
@@shockhouser3171 It happened to my uncle not me. Back in the early 70s, there were only Jews living in that area. They didn't want a black man living there.
How did you guys miss the other house that was firebombed? You know it was more than 1.... let's not forget the McDonald's on Francis Lewis Blvd, at the time I lived in 251-09 Francis Lewis Blvd. the Reverend who moved into me next door ( 251-15 Francis Lewis ) was Black in a largely white area in 1975 - I lived next to them, I was a little kid, I remember the whole night well, Jerry ( Jerome ) McDonald was my best friend at the time, the only black kid I knew till 1978. I live in Las Vegas till 1991... But there were the Race Riots in the 80s too in Brookville Park and let's not forget Howard Beach.
Queens in the only borough in NYC in rich black average household incomes are higher than white households. The median family income in Rosedale is over $100k.
I remember this well , I was 16 ....definitely remember an angry mob of white ppl, angry because a black family dared to move in.... I remember some of these people worked at the various air freight companies off 147 ave. They even did a cross few cross burnings...Brookville park was a place you were chased out of and or had bottles thrown at you just for being there. A guy I knew who lived near Craft ave we worked together and he HATED black people and always had something nasty to say..... until he wound up in jail for many years and when he came out not of his buddies were left, he had nothing, He met a beautiful woman from Jamaica W.I. and they fell in love...got married and have 3 really nice kids. He called me after many years and asked me to forgive him for all he said to me in the past and that he was just trying to fit in when he said them. I can say it did hurt and I wanted to hurt him... 43 years later we are still friends....and we do talk about the past since there is no use in pretending it didnt happen. He is a better person in so many ways.....I will give all that credit to his lovely wife.
If you watch the NYT videos, they've tried reaching out to those people that were in the video but declined for an interview...I'm sure they feel embarrassed but who knows...they're probably just as racist today!
I have questions to be answered ☝🏾The children in this video that were taught to hate people of color what are they like today ? are they the same ones who work in the schools and the banks to make it hard for black people to be successful?
Everybody all butt hurt shit this was over 40 years ago damn, and what makes people think that these folks are not alive today, it was 1976 not 1876 act with sense people.
Yeah, STFU. The stats show that Rosedale is one of the safest neighborhoods in the city. But clearly, upholding white supremacy is more important to you!
Will B. Smooth yes go according to this video. Blacks love living in the past, afraid of the future. Rosedale went to shit by 1990 and by then I was out.
@@rudyspellman5966 I have the stats. Violent crime in that Precinct has dropped 80% between 1990 and 2019. Say what you want about Blacks and Jamaicans, but the numbers don't lie...Rosedale is a safe neighborhood today. Funny how you racists love quoting crime stats, but then you're in denial about a safe black neighborhood like Rosedale, because it doesn't fit your racist narrative.
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These people are still around. Now they say “I don’t see color, I’m not racist”
Luis Macancela yep or I cheer for the black guy on the basketball team
lol!
@Wyatt Jeanocide ok why is his mom has to do with this?
OH MY GOD!! I grew up in Jamica, Hollis, Queens and never experienced this my parents did a great job sheltering us from discrimination. Only as an adult and now have I experienced racism and discrimination. Thank You, for posting this .
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@Shadow Play in the Woods perfect response
Marty Martinez i grew up i. Hollis/ Queens Village and went to Jamaica HS (was in HS in 1976) and had friends of all different colors from all different backgrounds. This video horrifies me. I remember the story airing on the news and it horrified me then. I am so glad my experience was so different. And yes i do remember Gabys and still go there when i am in Queens.
Margaritah’s > Gaby’s! !
Coliseum > Green Acers
He looks like he walked out of a 70s movie.
True but must admit he is a very handsome king of a black man with such beautiful skin. I love my people. We are so beautiful and graceful. I love everything about us.
MeliMeli66 Black is Beautiful ✊🏾
Foreal
I grew up in Rosedale and I remember this! It's a Recurring nightmare I've lived for years. It got worst in Rosedale. More black families purchased homes but dynamite blew up the home before they moved in.
now the whites want to come back and start integrating. The black women wanted integration. I think because shes envy of the white womens community smh
I grew up in Rosedale too moved there in 1976. Lived in front of Brookville park on 147th Ave. I knew where not to go
This is my home town. My grandparents were the first black family to buy there in 1967. We have pictures of the cross they burned on our lawn.
Terrible....If you do get the chance, please share them
Nobody rediscovered this. This has been floating around for many years now. I have shared it multiple times over the past ten years on social media.
m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10153360063899522&id=100000215625951
I cried when those kids were talking . They didn't deserve that at all .
I was bused to school there in 80-81. It was a battlefield, and I still remember the names of my bullies.
I'm sure I attended school with some of those kids in the footage(Springfield Gardens HS 72 graduate). Lived in Sprinfield Gardens and the adjacent town (Laurelton) used to be similarly racist but started opening up to blacks hence the white flight to Rosedale where racism was even more pervasive. I knew blacks werent welcome there but at the time didn't realize it was that intense! Most of the white kids played it off well.Not many fights ,no n-word we all got along in different club activities,sports etc. My 4 years in HS was quite enjoyable and I wouldn't trade it for the world.At the end of the day literally and figuratively the whites headed east and the blacks west.
My uncle came here from England in the 1970s too. He bought a house in Brooklyn in a predominantly Jewish neighborhood. They didn't want him there but he didn't leave.
@Cherry Yes, he was originally from Jamaica.
Salvatore Lanzieri we don’t claim Hebrew Israelites. They don’t even claim to be African.
Blacks can be prejudice but absolutely can’t be racist or people don’t know the difference racist can control the destiny of ones path as prejudice just hates u
Srry u went threw with that not all jews were like that but why did they want u to leave
@@shockhouser3171 It happened to my uncle not me. Back in the early 70s, there were only Jews living in that area. They didn't want a black man living there.
How did you guys miss the other house that was firebombed? You know it was more than 1.... let's not forget the McDonald's on Francis Lewis Blvd, at the time I lived in 251-09 Francis Lewis Blvd. the Reverend who moved into me next door ( 251-15 Francis Lewis ) was Black in a largely white area in 1975 - I lived next to them, I was a little kid, I remember the whole night well, Jerry ( Jerome ) McDonald was my best friend at the time, the only black kid I knew till 1978. I live in Las Vegas till 1991... But there were the Race Riots in the 80s too in Brookville Park and let's not forget Howard Beach.
Howard beach still a racist stronghold
• Total 25,063
Ethnicity
• Black 79.9%
• Hispanic 9.3%
• White 5.3%
• Asian 2.2%
• Other 3.5%
Economics
• Median income $58,396
Thank you for the truth.
Queens in the only borough in NYC in rich black average household incomes are higher than white households. The median family income in Rosedale is over $100k.
Oh my God, I actually thought Sola (I hope I spelled that right) was from the 70s with his beard and how he was dressed.
I remember this well , I was 16 ....definitely remember an angry mob of white ppl, angry because a black family dared to move in.... I remember some of these people worked at the various air freight companies off 147 ave. They even did a cross few cross burnings...Brookville park was a place you were chased out of and or had bottles thrown at you just for being there. A guy I knew who lived near Craft ave we worked together and he HATED black people and always had something nasty to say..... until he wound up in jail for many years and when he came out not of his buddies were left, he had nothing, He met a beautiful woman from Jamaica W.I. and they fell in love...got married and have 3 really nice kids. He called me after many years and asked me to forgive him for all he said to me in the past and that he was just trying to fit in when he said them. I can say it did hurt and I wanted to hurt him... 43 years later we are still friends....and we do talk about the past since there is no use in pretending it didnt happen. He is a better person in so many ways.....I will give all that credit to his lovely wife.
Thanks for that insight! Good to know that someone at least changed for the better.
Where are those people some of them have passed away I wonder how they feel seeing this video
If you watch the NYT videos, they've tried reaching out to those people that were in the video but declined for an interview...I'm sure they feel embarrassed but who knows...they're probably just as racist today!
Whatever happened to the racist guy with the mustache named Joey Ewald in the film?
Frank Tobia he moved out of Rosedale in 1982 to Long Island.
@@rudyspellman5966 Ok I wonder is he still there now in Long island thanks
Frank Tobia that I don’t know. Do not contact him. Let all of this stay in the past.
He died in 2004.
rachel velasco that was his father who passed
I grew up in Rosedale in the 70s (72-79) went to public school there (PS195)
I have questions to be answered ☝🏾The children in this video that were taught to hate people of color what are they like today ? are they the same ones who work in the schools and the banks to make it hard for black people to be successful?
N the courts n police depts
Real question right here that many like to sweep under the rug.
I watched the entire documentary more than once
Those people are mostly still alive
Were is Joey now?
💔 heart brakeing!!
How come sola wants to dress like he played a part in this old video
Sola Olosunde... Nigerians making good moves just make me proud of Nigeria... Regardless
The name tells you that he’s Nigerian?
@@roderickstockdale1678 yeah
Miss Goldenweek you know, Miss Goldenweek?!
@@roderickstockdale1678 wait what?
Miss Goldenweek you know African names?
Everybody all butt hurt shit this was over 40 years ago damn, and what makes people think that these folks are not alive today, it was 1976 not 1876 act with sense people.
That dude looks like ben Carson lol
But not as Smart.
@@michaelsullivan3142 Smarter than you 🐖
ADOS....
*HAS NOTHING TO WITH THE DOCUMENTARY OR THE SAME RACISM YOU WILL STILL RECEIVE AFTER THE MONEY YOU'RE BEGGING FOR*
Rosedale u wanna ply ok lets ply
i can see where the trump voters coming from...
Now it is a garbage area
No its not fam
Mad Hatter it was already a garbage area with all those whites living there at the time with their disgusting racism.
Now your a pos. GTFO
@@cheneet8433 true
You are garbage too
Remember when this was a beautiful neighborhood now it is shit
Don’t get it twisted. It’s now a ghetto! It’s similar to Gun Hill Road in the Bronx. Lots of Jamaicans
Rudy Spellman 😭😭😭😭 stfu white boy
Yeah, STFU. The stats show that Rosedale is one of the safest neighborhoods in the city. But clearly, upholding white supremacy is more important to you!
Will B. Smooth yes go according to this video. Blacks love living in the past, afraid of the future. Rosedale went to shit by 1990 and by then I was out.
@@rudyspellman5966 I have the stats. Violent crime in that Precinct has dropped 80% between 1990 and 2019. Say what you want about Blacks and Jamaicans, but the numbers don't lie...Rosedale is a safe neighborhood today. Funny how you racists love quoting crime stats, but then you're in denial about a safe black neighborhood like Rosedale, because it doesn't fit your racist narrative.
Will B. Smooth the neighborhood is still a shit hole. The reason why whites moved out