Wealthy black people give their opinion on poorer blacks moving to LA in 60s

[UncleTomFord15]

Delete if posted already

 

[UncleTomFord15]

Edit: double

 

[Rollie Forbes]

 

[BaggerofTea]

America has done a number to the black psyche

 

[Somebody]

Can’t articulate my initial thoughts yet, but this gon be good

 

[saturn7]

It's only shocking because they are Black. We talked about this in another thread.

People are normally segregated by income/class. Upper class folks of all ethnicities typically don't want to be around their poorer or uncultured counterparts.

 

[get these nets]

5011th time these clips were posted.

 

[Mac Brown]

That was my grandpa generation. A large part of my family moved there for jobs back then. From Louisiana and tx

 

[TEH]

It's only shocking because they are Black. We talked about this in another thread.

People are normally segregated by income/class. Upper class folks of all ethnicities typically don't want to be around their poorer or uncultured counterparts.

I agree 100% but you have to have a certain level of income to get it.

 

[saturn7]

where the clip is from.

 

[Mac Brown]

I just wanna shout out @Ol’Otis for always being a good dude on here to me.

 

[The BasedFather]

Yet a good portion of Los Angeles founders were black lol

 

[RaspberryFitted]

Breh must of been residing in Gwinnett or Cobb County at the time

 

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

We are the only group of people who expect our best to associate with our worst. What’s wrong with wanting to be around other upwardly mobile black people with standards?

 

[invalid]

Delete if posted already

You posted in the OG thread.

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/3-minutes-of-1960s-middle-class-blacks-talking-about-integration.883104/#post-43974220

shyt looks and sounds like it's from the 1920s. Anyway, the light skin lady was a c00n and said she wasn't black, stopped taking her seriously from the jump.