Are NY haitians on some gang shyt like florida zoes?

[ISO]

I grew up on 176th and Anthony.

176 and Clay and all the way down there would be just Haitians and West Africans, some on Topping as well

I grew up a bit more South than that I have never met a Haitian in the Bronx in my life you sure those weren’t French-speaking Africans?

 

[tremonthustler1]

I grew up a bit more South than that I have never met a Haitian in the Bronx in my life you sure those weren’t French-speaking Africans?

Nah for sure Clay Ave. I can't necessarily say if it's the same now, but that strip from Clay to the McDonald's had Haitians and West Africans there.

 

[UberEatsDriver]

For some reason, a lot of crips in NYC are West Indian or Garifuna whereas a lot of Bloods are AADOS and Puerto Rican.

Been saying this since I was in high school.

The only blood area that’s cAribbean I’m familiar with is the 50s

 

[UberEatsDriver]

I don’t see this at all to be honest.

Jamaicans are deep as hell.

I think he’s talking from a Brooklyn perspective but even in Brooklyn contrary to popular belief Jamaicans are number 1 then Haitians and then Trini’s

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Nah for sure Clay Ave. I can't necessarily say if it's the same now, but that strip from Clay to the McDonald's had Haitians and West Africans there.

Only part of the Bronx with a tiny microscopic Haitian community is somewhere in Norwood. My godmother (RIP) lived there in the 90s but Haitians are rare site in the Bronx

 

[UberEatsDriver]

In the Bronx? Yeah I remember it like that. Living in crown heights it seemed so trini, flatbush more mixed with all carribean countries

Crown heights is dominated by Trini’s

 

[UberEatsDriver]

They say it was some Belizean dudes from LA that brought it over

If that’s true that explains all those Honduran crips in the Bronx lol