This video was uploaded solely for the purpose of a project for my social inequality college course. It is not meant to look down upon whites or blacks, but rather to show the differences in resources between majority white neighborhoods and majority black neighborhoods.
Can you tell the difference? Comment what you think causes these differences and how we can change them!
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How Are African Americans Doing? I: Violence and Segregation
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City Club of Chicago: Gang Violence in Chicago
“Thurgood Marshall Award”, National Black Prosecutors Association; “Monsignor Egan Social Justice Award”, DePaul University, “I Am A Man Award”, April 4th Foundation in Memphis, TN, “Rosa Parks Award” ...
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Letter to My City
click to enlarge I love Memphis, but does Memphis love me ... sky that are possibly the blue eyes of the precogs rifling through our black minds for prethoughtcrimes against the white supremacist ...
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Chicago among most segregated metro areas
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Best of Show
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Not a Rosa Parks moment
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Blues Alley
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