Gotta be something that can be done.
Goodbye Miami: Scientists say Miami could cease to exist in our children's lifetime
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Biscayne
Ocean air
They're legends.
All those high-righses would make the GOAT ruins. And Miami will build plenty more by then. You'd have to dive 800, 900, 1,000 feet to get to the bottom of the high-rises and reach "Miami Bottom".Scuba diving the underwater ruins would be
It'd really be like the lost city of Atlantis....
They been said NYC should be under water by now.
Doobie Doo
Veteran
Biscayne
Ocean air
You're right sis. 5 points, etc. I meant the Mountain West overall isnt very black. But you're right. Denver is a lovely city with a rich Black History. Especially the GLORIOUS 5 Points.
I was discussing it in my "Black neighborhoods in non-Black cities" thread:
Black neighborhoods in "Non-Black" Cities
Did you included Montbello and Park Hill?You're right sis. 5 points, etc. I meant the Mountain West overall isnt very black. But you're right. Denver is a lovely city with a rich Black History. Especially the GLORIOUS 5 Points.
I was discussing it in my "Black neighborhoods in non-Black cities" thread:
Black neighborhoods in "Non-Black" Cities
My second homeGuess we moving to Orlando. Who wants to go see Disney World
Park Hill is half and half. Montbello is relatively new comparatively. But it has been around awhile. Use to be a great neighborhood. Now it's okay. You might be able to put Green Valley Ranch in there too.I might've included Park Hill. I think I forgot Montbello though. I'm about to go do some research...
Biscayne
Ocean air
Yeah, i just looked up Montebello's numbers and it's 43% Black.
Thats way above the national percentage and extremely high for a neighborhood in The Mountain West. Usually the de-facto "Black" neighborhoods are only 14-19% Black in cities that have a low Black percentage overall(cities like Minneapolis, Denver, Salt Lake City, etc). That's because usually the overall black population in those cities is only 14% and below. So in those predominantly White cities any neighborhoods that are at least above 14% Black are considered neighborhoods where the highest concentration of black people in the city live and are considered "black" neighborhoods. But Montebello seems like a LEGITIMATELY Black neighborhood at a whopping 43% Black. That's a high percentage even for some Southern cities.
I'm about to go look up Green Valley Ranch..
Mortal1
Superstar
Yeah this video details it a bit
Year 2100 I'll be 200 years old 
Yeah, i just looked up Montebello's numbers and it's 43% Black.
Thats way above the national percentage and extremely high for a neighborhood in The Mountain West. Usually the de-facto "Black" neighborhoods are only 14-19% Black in cities that have a low Black percentage overall(cities like Minneapolis, Denver, Salt Lake City, etc). That's because usually the overall black population in those cities is only 14% and below. So in those predominantly White cities any neighborhoods that are at least above 14% Black are considered neighborhoods where the highest concentration of black people in the city live and are considered "black" neighborhoods. But Montebello seems like a LEGITIMATELY Black neighborhood at a whopping 43% Black. That's a high percentage even for some Southern cities.
I'm about to go look up Green Valley Ranch..
What I tell ya? BTW there is no 'e'. It's Montbello.
Xtraz2
Superstar
Year 2100 I'll be 200 years old
so you are 123 years old right now?
