Affluent Black Americans Are Migrating To Desoto,Tx
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You only move up north if you want to be taxed up the ass and want a place that has no parks for your kids to play.(Jersey)
Yep, within my neighborhood I've probably had about 10 different black neighbors who wanted to ball but couldn't keep up with the cost
and tell me why everyone in this area has either a benz or a cadillac
Exactly.
Also, my parents finally moved out of Cedar Hill 3 years ago because the crime had gotten so bad. People houses in the neighborhood was being broken into all the time.
DeSoto Council hires new City Manager - Focus Daily
http://www.lulions.com/hof.aspx?hof=7&path=&kiosk=
Hall of Fame
Dr. Tarron Richardson
Dr. Tarron Richardson Class of 1999
Induction Class of 2012
Basketball
Dr. Tarron Richardson is the only men’s basketball player to score more than 1,000 points and have 1,000 rebounds in Lincoln University history. Also, Dr. Richardson shattered a backboard during a game at Marymount University during his senior year following a dunk. Averaging 16.5 points and 10.5 rebounds a game established him as recipient of the 1998 Sam Cozier Award, given to the top small-college basketball player in the East, following his junior year. During his time at, Dr. Richardson amassed 1,512 career points, second all-time in men’s basketball history. Dr. Richardson, who is a constant supporter of the Lincoln University men’s and women’s basketball programs, is one of three players in LU basketball history to have his jersey retired. Dr. Richardson’s father was a faithful supporter of Lincoln University athletics and died in 2003 after a brief battle with cancer. His loyalty was unwavering as he attended all games during the 1995-1999 basketball seasons, both home and away. His positive energy and characteristics were always welcomed as he engaged in the festivities at the beginning of games as well as during times. Because of his outstanding dedication to Lincoln University athletics, the women’s basketball program hosted the James R. Richardson Tip-Off Tournament in his honor. Dr. Richardson is currently the City Manager in Desoto, Texas. He earned his Bachelor’s of Science Degree from Lincoln University in 1999.
http://www.lulions.com/hof.aspx?hof=7&path=&kiosk=
Hall of Fame
Dr. Tarron Richardson
Dr. Tarron Richardson Class of 1999
Induction Class of 2012
Basketball
Dr. Tarron Richardson is the only men’s basketball player to score more than 1,000 points and have 1,000 rebounds in Lincoln University history. Also, Dr. Richardson shattered a backboard during a game at Marymount University during his senior year following a dunk. Averaging 16.5 points and 10.5 rebounds a game established him as recipient of the 1998 Sam Cozier Award, given to the top small-college basketball player in the East, following his junior year. During his time at, Dr. Richardson amassed 1,512 career points, second all-time in men’s basketball history. Dr. Richardson, who is a constant supporter of the Lincoln University men’s and women’s basketball programs, is one of three players in LU basketball history to have his jersey retired. Dr. Richardson’s father was a faithful supporter of Lincoln University athletics and died in 2003 after a brief battle with cancer. His loyalty was unwavering as he attended all games during the 1995-1999 basketball seasons, both home and away. His positive energy and characteristics were always welcomed as he engaged in the festivities at the beginning of games as well as during times. Because of his outstanding dedication to Lincoln University athletics, the women’s basketball program hosted the James R. Richardson Tip-Off Tournament in his honor. Dr. Richardson is currently the City Manager in Desoto, Texas. He earned his Bachelor’s of Science Degree from Lincoln University in 1999.
DeSoto Council hires new City Manager - Focus Daily
http://www.lulions.com/hof.aspx?hof=7&path=&kiosk=
Hall of Fame
Dr. Tarron Richardson
Dr. Tarron Richardson Class of 1999
Induction Class of 2012
Basketball
Dr. Tarron Richardson is the only men’s basketball player to score more than 1,000 points and have 1,000 rebounds in Lincoln University history. Also, Dr. Richardson shattered a backboard during a game at Marymount University during his senior year following a dunk. Averaging 16.5 points and 10.5 rebounds a game established him as recipient of the 1998 Sam Cozier Award, given to the top small-college basketball player in the East, following his junior year. During his time at, Dr. Richardson amassed 1,512 career points, second all-time in men’s basketball history. Dr. Richardson, who is a constant supporter of the Lincoln University men’s and women’s basketball programs, is one of three players in LU basketball history to have his jersey retired. Dr. Richardson’s father was a faithful supporter of Lincoln University athletics and died in 2003 after a brief battle with cancer. His loyalty was unwavering as he attended all games during the 1995-1999 basketball seasons, both home and away. His positive energy and characteristics were always welcomed as he engaged in the festivities at the beginning of games as well as during times. Because of his outstanding dedication to Lincoln University athletics, the women’s basketball program hosted the James R. Richardson Tip-Off Tournament in his honor. Dr. Richardson is currently the City Manager in Desoto, Texas. He earned his Bachelor’s of Science Degree from Lincoln University in 1999.
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Ain't no one gonna put a young brotha on...
I've made between 60-75k in North Louisiana I dont know much about Dallas or its suburbs, but it's the nearest major city to me. I wanna try that city life before I Stat a family brehs.
I've made between 60-75k in North Louisiana I dont know much about Dallas or its suburbs, but it's the nearest major city to me. I wanna try that city life before I Stat a family brehs.
Ain't no one gonna put a young brotha on...
I've made between 60-75k in North Louisiana I dont know much about Dallas or its suburbs, but it's the nearest major city to me. I wanna try that city life before I Stat a family brehs.
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i would just move to Atlanta..you get the location, city life, strong affluent black population and cheap real estate...
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what do you do?Ain't no one gonna put a young brotha on...
I've made between 60-75k in North Louisiana I dont know much about Dallas or its suburbs, but it's the nearest major city to me. I wanna try that city life before I Stat a family brehs.
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Yall nikkas kill me.
It didn't really start off a black neighborhood, white people left and the homes dropped in value. Suddenly blacks became able to purchase in that area.
I wouldn't live there, it's property value is dropping as they put more section 8 houses in the area.
I'd rather sleep in a box on 5th Avenue than have a nice home anywhere past Philadelphia...
I mean yeah the property value is gonna increase over the years, true, but why you wanna be around all cacs...
Most negative nikkas ever man I swear.
It didn't really start off a black neighborhood, white people left and the homes dropped in value. Suddenly blacks became able to purchase in that area.
I wouldn't live there, it's property value is dropping as they put more section 8 houses in the area.
I'd rather sleep in a box on 5th Avenue than have a nice home anywhere past Philadelphia...
I mean yeah the property value is gonna increase over the years, true, but why you wanna be around all cacs...
Most negative nikkas ever man I swear.
Marl0 Stanfield
Yeshua Ben YHWH
The former love of my life lived there waay back in the day (like Shake Them Haters Off way back). I lived in a shytty duplex but her family lived in a big ass house. First time I ever seen Black suburbs... and Black kids fronting like they hood. Little did I know I was witnessing the antidote to Black Excellence in the latter.