Half a dozen drunk white ppl attack breh security guard in Alabama , all hell breaks loose (Aquabreh, river boats and steel chairs)

[Orbital-Fetus]

 

[valet]

 

[Sunalmighty]

yeah... downtown near the water fountain... where the auction block was at on Court Square by Market Street (now Dexter Ave)

Are you from Montgomery? We haven't been there in over a year. Yeah, this is in the same area as the Equal Justice Initiative I believe.

My father in law is from a small community called, "Newtown"

He still owns property there

 

[xxxBDSMxxx]

Are you from Montgomery? We haven't been there in over a year. Yeah, this is in the same area as the Equal Justice Initiative I believe.

My father in law is from a small community called, "Newtown"

He still owns property there

yeah i from Montgomery... born & raised...

 

[Sunalmighty]

yeah i from Montgomery... born & raised...

Yeah they live in the garden district on Gilmer Ave. Not too far from Alabama state. Good to see black folks stick together. The irony of it being near Dexter Ave is where king used to preach.

 

[xxxBDSMxxx]

Yeah they live in the garden district on Gilmer Ave. Not too far from Alabama state. Good to see black folks stick together. The irony of it being near Dexter Ave is where king used to preach.

yeah i know where its at....

That whole area is historical tbh... when Bryan came to the city and opened up EJI... he started dropping off the historical markers, a lot of them areas had "Black Notes" on them... like our own version of the markers... if you went to a good school they would take you to them places so for you to see him... so to see he made it official with the markers was a great look from him... King Hill also got a "Black Note" (a mural) for Claudette Colvin when you enter it hopefully she get more love in the future...

My family (maternal line) comes from the Black Planters/Merchant class in Letohatchee outside of the city.. parts of my family been here since day one though like my great 3x uncle in laws... the rest of the family moved in when they started to develop the west side more... my grandfather worked for a private Black Insurance company and bought 3 entire blocks that the company was selling off for capital... and that's where my family from the country later relocated... Pops side is from Selma Merchant class as well

 

[Sunalmighty]

yeah i know where its at....

That whole area is historical tbh... when Bryan came to the city and opened up EJI... he started dropping off the historical markers, a lot of them areas had "Black Notes" on them... like our own version of the markers... if you went to a good school they would take you to them places so for you to see him... so to see he made it official with the markers was a great look from him... King Hill also got a "Black Note" (a mural) for Claudette Colvin when you enter it hopefully she get more love in the future...

My family (maternal line) comes from the Black Planters/Merchant class in Letohatchee outside of the city.. parts of my family been here since day one though like my great 3x uncle in laws... the rest of the family moved in when they started to develop the west side more... my grandfather worked for a private Black Insurance company and bought 3 entire blocks that the company was selling off for capital... and that's where my family from the country later relocated... Pops side is from Selma Merchant class as well

good to know your history like that bro.

 

[Adebisi_Said]

 

[avon barksdale]

 

[cole phelps]

 

[KingsOfKings]

 

[Pseudonym]

Best dentist visit ever. On my mama and daddy this is real.

 

[ViShawn]

Jason Aldean’s ‘Try That in a Small Town’ suffers historic drop from Billboard Hot 100 top spot

After rising to No. 1 on the mainstream chart last week, Aldean's hit has fallen to No. 21, the steepest drop ever for a song that didn't debut at the top. But it still holds a strong position on country charts.

www.fox8live.com

I wonder why

 

[I'm Blackman]

yeah i know where its at....

That whole area is historical tbh... when Bryan came to the city and opened up EJI... he started dropping off the historical markers, a lot of them areas had "Black Notes" on them... like our own version of the markers... if you went to a good school they would take you to them places so for you to see him... so to see he made it official with the markers was a great look from him... King Hill also got a "Black Note" (a mural) for Claudette Colvin when you enter it hopefully she get more love in the future...

My family (maternal line) comes from the Black Planters/Merchant class in Letohatchee outside of the city.. parts of my family been here since day one though like my great 3x uncle in laws... the rest of the family moved in when they started to develop the west side more... my grandfather worked for a private Black Insurance company and bought 3 entire blocks that the company was selling off for capital... and that's where my family from the country later relocated... Pops side is from Selma Merchant class as well

 

[Buddy]

Brehs can yall imagine how lit the kickback was after this?!