CEITEDMOFO
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What were iyo the most meaningful expressions of community that you recall from your childhood years imo?
Does it exist where you live?
Does it exist where you live?
Elements Of Community
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growing up in the neighborhood i grew up in their was a such of community, a sense of if i fukked up not only are mom and dad going to whip my ass. But the neighbor would get in my shyt about me fukking up too. People seem waaaaaaaaaaaay more friendlier back then than they do now. Nowadays it is as if everybody is out for their immediate self.
growing up in the neighborhood i grew up in their was a such of community, a sense of if i fukked up not only are mom and dad going to whip my ass. But the neighbor would get in my shyt about me fukking up too. People seem waaaaaaaaaaaay more friendlier back then than they do now. Nowadays it is as if everybody is out for their immediate self.
great thread..
Everyone in my community knew each other and it was really some open door policy type shyt when we were growing up in the early 90s....we would have neighborhood barbeques, we would stay over each other's house, our parents would hang out, and it was a general sense of respect and amiability. It was beautiful, but since we all got older and moved on, the neighborhood has deteriorated (thanks to state and local neo-apartheid policies and capitalist bullshyt). nevertheless, our childhood in the community was one of shared experience, like an extended family. That's what we need more than anything else to start overturning oppression
Everyone in my community knew each other and it was really some open door policy type shyt when we were growing up in the early 90s....we would have neighborhood barbeques, we would stay over each other's house, our parents would hang out, and it was a general sense of respect and amiability. It was beautiful, but since we all got older and moved on, the neighborhood has deteriorated (thanks to state and local neo-apartheid policies and capitalist bullshyt). nevertheless, our childhood in the community was one of shared experience, like an extended family. That's what we need more than anything else to start overturning oppression
got come back to this.
