Must Read About What's Going On In New Orleans

[FaygoMI]

The housing bubble is already about to bust here. Not enough high paying jobs for people to buy 300,000 houses that are small as shyt. As long as oil prices keep going down (they will if you up on it) New Orleans house prices will continue to drop.

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

The housing bubble is already about to bust here. Not enough high paying jobs for people to buy 300,000 houses that are small as shyt. As long as oil prices keep going down (they will if you up on it) New Orleans house prices will continue to drop.

The hustle is to rip off banks. All banks have to do is close their purses. The lending slows up then prices will surely fall.

 

[Klyk21]

That's two areas, and its probably other places like them across the country. I know I was watching street gangs channel on YouTube, and a Latin rapper was saying the same thing was happening in his neighborhood in L.A.!

I'm not arguing with you, just stating a fact that's all. We tend to think it's only effecting us, but its effecting most major cities. We just happen to make up a big chunk of most major cities.

...As I said before, I truly believe the recession was a test of the financial resolve of the lower class. Not saying it started out that way but I'll be damned if you didn't have researchers looking at all types of data to see if it indeed would be possible for a rich and poor people only....no more middle class

@ReturnOfJudah reading is fundamental breh. I mentioned white flight...

 

[Ceazy]

...As I said before, I truly believe the recession was a test of the financial resolve of the lower class. Not saying it started out that way but I'll be damned if you didn't have researchers looking at all types of data to see if it indeed would be possible for a rich and poor people only....no more middle class

@ReturnOfJudah reading is fundamental breh. I mentioned white flight...

Interesting you say that I feel like people are conditioned and ok with this its crazy

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

Interesting you say that I feel like people are conditioned and ok with this its crazy

The issue shouldn't be classes right now. It should be opportunity for people, mainly black males, to have gainful employment with adequate for wherever they reside.

 

[Ceazy]

The issue shouldn't be classes right now. It should be opportunity for people, mainly black males, to have gainful employment with adequate for wherever they reside.

its got to be a shift in schools and communities first I'm in a position to hire but the small details most of us don't have. There are opportunities man I tell people all the time but once we get something we never keep it or do anything to bring another black in the mix. We always trying to get out the hood instead of realizing its ours and we can build it up. Takes for somebody "else" to come on your block and put a whole foods and starbucks up and start walking their dog on the same block you grew up on to see damn we had something.

 

[Fox]

Lot of middle class blacks around Woodmere and LaPlace, get involved with the Ashe Arts Cultural Center and the Anthony Bean Theater, you can find a lot of like minded people there.

Support the Kamali Academy them some good brehs...

 

[FaygoMI]

Lot of middle class blacks around Woodmere and LaPlace, get involved with the Ashe Arts Cultural Center and the Anthony Bean Theater, you can find a lot of like minded people there.

Support the Kamali Academy them some good brehs...

Which is cool. I don't knock how anyone wants to live. Some people would rather be in the city, some people in the burbs and others in the country.

After being stuck in Hammond for 5 years I'll never NOT live in the city no matter where I'm at in the country.

 

[agnosticlady]

I've been preaching that on here and irl. Too much unemployment and underemployment of black males, myself included. A few brothers get clapped, fukked up but not worse than a man that cannot provide for his family.

A lot of black men that I come across talk about this.