Detroit Classic - The Rise and Fall of Detroit's Black Bottom"

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@ameliatoreson1590
@ameliatoreson1590 3 роки тому
I took a sociology course at Henry Ford College and had a very knowledgeable professor . He took our class on a bus to Detroit and showed and explained to all of why what happened to Detroit happened . It's much easier to blame the blacks for the downfall of Detroit than become educated on what really happened . This needs to be shown to every student in history .
@macoooos9204
@macoooos9204 2 роки тому
Yeah agreed it was not the black population. It was Democrat rule that condemned the city.
@kalebnbrown
@kalebnbrown 8 місяців тому
@@macoooos9204you are incorrect.
@mickeyj71hp
@mickeyj71hp 5 місяців тому
It was the Democrats that destroyed Detroit. They used corruption, unions & poor blacks to attack the foundations that Detroit were built upon.
@mothernature6353
@mothernature6353 2 роки тому
Both my grandparents lived & grew up in black bottom! What an awesome history we have!
@89DrFunk
@89DrFunk 6 років тому
My great grandfather owned 2 pool rooms and bar on Hastings street. My grandfather told me a ton of stories about Hasting street when he was a child growing up. He said at that time you thought you where in Harlem with all the nice cars and nice establishments that lit up at night. He also said if you couldn't make money back then you were not trying at all.
@roymccowans1257
@roymccowans1257 4 роки тому
Your grandfather was a treasure. I would love to hear more about his stories. Hastings Street was famous for the activity there. Thank you for sharing your story,
@Strength_In_Wisdom
@Strength_In_Wisdom 3 роки тому
@Boone Yusuf shut up
@Strength_In_Wisdom
@Strength_In_Wisdom 3 роки тому
@Karter Edward shut up
@tonjajackson9209
@tonjajackson9209 2 роки тому
Wow! What amazing history.
@telam1744
@telam1744 2 роки тому
Please write your stories down or record them on tape or video while you still can. The next generation need your info.
@laritagaskins394
@laritagaskins394 5 років тому
Nice to learn about the culture of Black Bottom. I have cousins in Detroit!! seeing this film brought back fond memories.
@jerrylumpy5141
@jerrylumpy5141 Рік тому
Yeah, my family migrated from Crenshaw, MS to Black Bottom. They hobo the train. My grandmother was 10 and her sitter was in her teens. My grandfather was the leader. He got a job in the factory and my grandmother was a housekeeper.I even went to Miller as a kid in the 60's. That area is gentrified now.
@wildestcowboy2668
@wildestcowboy2668 2 місяці тому
Yes it's such a peaceful place. I have a dream that soon all of the USA will become as nice as Detroit and Chicago and Memphis.....😅
@tfoen7678
@tfoen7678 6 років тому
Great documentary. Need to see more of the past of the D.
@Juliettemnm69
@Juliettemnm69 3 роки тому
ABC Detroit should play these, at least in February black history month!!! I know that area very well, This is wonderful to watch...
@FynnDynamite
@FynnDynamite 17 днів тому
I come from a different land, I wonder about the term „Black history month“ - a whole month? Do you have also then White history month, brown history and Asian history month, right?
@rickprusak9326
@rickprusak9326 Рік тому
Just think of all the great live music that you heard on those streets. Think of the great store's to shop in. I wish that I had the chance to further experience and explore the city in that way. But Black Bottom was long gone before I was born in Detroit. Growing up as a young teenager, I would board a DSR bus and ride it to it's destination end, and ride it back again where I first boarded to sightsee other areas of Detroit. Many time's getting off and walking the avenues of the many stores and businesses that lined the streets of Detroit neighborhoods. Detroit was a fun and exciting place to explore as a kid, and young teen. Can't do that anymore. My parents met each other at the Graystone. Wish that I could visit the Graystone where my parents first met and danced together for their first time.
@Nunofurdambiznez
@Nunofurdambiznez 5 років тому
fabulous video and marvelous music - most enjoyable!!
@murdoch3396
@murdoch3396 3 роки тому
I’m sorry this happened. It looks like the people had a lot to take pride in and there was a lot of unity. The music that came out of places like this alone was enough to preserve the history for generations to come, now it’s just gone... My family hadn’t even come to the country yet but it looks like the old neighborhoods in New York my grandparents were from and took so much pride in.
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
PUNTA DEL ESTE...URUGUAY
@beanetricemcdaniel6853
@beanetricemcdaniel6853 11 місяців тому
My mom was born in black bottom but they moved out when she became school aged.
@TWESHELLSHOCKR
@TWESHELLSHOCKR 5 років тому
THIS WAS AMAZING TO THE CORE!!.... This is what I needed to see.
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
BARILOCHE...SAN MARTÍN DE LOS ANDES...VILLA LA ANGOSTURA...USHUAIA...ARGENTINA
@Oishi1981
@Oishi1981 3 роки тому
This was so accurate and so refreshing to see a detailed message about The real Detroit. Black Bottom.
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
LAS LEÑAS...MENDOZA...ARGENTINA
@yooperlooper
@yooperlooper 6 років тому
Great stuff. I love Detroit. This is a fascinating and educational vid, Thanks!
@granskare
@granskare 3 роки тому
My cousin lived on 38th street but he died earlier, but I and my with and son will vote Democratic and there are some Republicans will be voting Biden as will the 3 of us!
@cindyreynolds4045
@cindyreynolds4045 3 роки тому
@granscare, that’s just wonderful the Democrats have ran and ruined that town for decades and you just want more of it by voting for another old Democrat for president??? No wonder the black communities stay the same, you don’t learn from the past !!! By the way the Democrats are the party of the KKK the Jim Crowe laws etc....good lord
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
@@granskare TRELEW...PUERTO MADRYN...RAWSON...ARGENTINA
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
@@cindyreynolds4045 MAR DEL PLATA...ARGENTINA
@bobdillaber1195
@bobdillaber1195 2 роки тому
@@cindyreynolds4045 Where you live sweetie? Where you from sweetie? You must live in Detroit, like I do, to be so incredibly "informed".
@cynthianorthdakota505
@cynthianorthdakota505 5 років тому
This is a classy reporting ty
@cynthianorthdakota505
@cynthianorthdakota505 5 років тому
This is by far the Best Piece Of Journalism ever Produced on The Black Bottom History. I urge you to continue to report on Detroit History thank you very much for sharing this story !However, please keep in mind that White communities was also destroyed the same way in other cities to build Hwys.
@TeamTuc
@TeamTuc 4 роки тому
Tis tru... BUT opportunities were still available to them if their pocketbook could afford it. Whereas Blacks (financial wherewithal or not) were not allowed to move anywhere their money could take them. The housing market/realtors even went as far as to ink on deeds not to sell to "colored" folk. White citizens never had those barriers in place to contend with!
@LaReinaMiAmor
@LaReinaMiAmor 4 роки тому
@@TeamTuc Excellent point! Those opportunities did not extend to the black community. Once a community is dismantled and rebuilding limitations are compounded by policies promoting discrimination, has long-term devastation impacting generations later! The discrimination of the housing market is another layer combined with the installation of the freeway system. There's some dark history concerning the housing discrimination against the black community in Detroit.
@jdoggs08753
@jdoggs08753 3 роки тому
Okay with those barriers in place how did Black Bottom /Paradise Valley come into existence in the FIRSTt place???!!!
@jdoggs08753
@jdoggs08753 3 роки тому
It ALSO is a Fantastic documentary...well done and VERYgood quality content
@Knightmessenger
@Knightmessenger 3 роки тому
@@jdoggs08753 Because those were the areas African Americans were allowed to live and work. Many other places in the city they were not.
@gwotibebe
@gwotibebe 7 років тому
Just a wonderful documentary Of a time gone to soon, just demolished as if it didn't exists!! Thank You Thank You!! I didn't live during that time but, have had the pleasure of speaking to so many people who did. It makes me sad, so sad that that "Mecca' of pride is gone.
@PeaceToAll-sl1db
@PeaceToAll-sl1db 2 роки тому
White Democrats have been oppressing blacks for far too long
@myrainezdawriter6024
@myrainezdawriter6024 2 роки тому
@phat madame what side of town are u from?
@Harley.Davidson
@Harley.Davidson Рік тому
It got bulldozered because it was a rat infested slum full of junkies & drunks!!!
@generalgrax
@generalgrax 6 років тому
Amazing documentary, good info here. Thank you.
@rosu5726
@rosu5726 3 роки тому
This should be a must study for all kids. Great for everybody.
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
BARILOCHE...USHUAIA...ARGENTINA
@rahimshahid1937
@rahimshahid1937 Рік тому
WOW THANK YOU FOR THIS DOCUMENTARY 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
@cynthianorthdakota505
@cynthianorthdakota505 5 років тому
can u imagine Detroit without that highway
@travisnelson9104
@travisnelson9104 4 роки тому
It would be great for the city overall.
@michaelclayton3114
@michaelclayton3114 4 роки тому
The home I used to live in , in the 4700 block of East Forest ( which is now mowed over ) between Gratiot ,Warren and East Grand Blvd was always thick with traffic going to Downtown Detroit .Mainly -Gratiot and Warren crammed with cars trying to make it to and from during rush hours - seemed like they used them as the freeway .I had never seen so many cars .
@Knightmessenger
@Knightmessenger 3 роки тому
Yes, the state of Michigan should follow through on plans to remove 375.
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
@@Knightmessenger BARILOCHE...SAN MARTÍN DE LOS ANDES...VILLA LA ANGOSTURA...USHUAIA...ARGENTINA
@Mw-tr2oz
@Mw-tr2oz Рік тому
Can you imagine Detroit with out blacks? The city would have not been destroyed
@zhariyahlaughlin2436
@zhariyahlaughlin2436 4 роки тому
Wish this was in history books
@bryanvogt3371
@bryanvogt3371 4 роки тому
www.amazon.com/Before-Motown-History-Detroit-1920-60/dp/0472067656?SubscriptionId=AKIAILSHYYTFIVPWUY6Q&tag=duckduckgo-d-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=0472067656
@tdb4763
@tdb4763 3 роки тому
Fr though. The public education system is a joke
@fsanders8717
@fsanders8717 3 роки тому
Wealthy Black neighborhoods all over America - Past, present and both: Oak Bluffs: www.townandcountrymag.com/society/tradition/a6668/oak-bluffs-african-american-community/ Olympia Fields: www.olympia-fields.com/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=77 Sag Harbor: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sag_Harbor_Hills,_Azurest,_and_Ninevah_Beach_Subdivisions_Historic_District www.nytimes.com/2020/10/01/t-magazine/sag-harbor.amp.html ukposts.info/have/v-deo/iZ-fnXyEq4mJxKs.html ukposts.info/have/v-deo/pIeohK9voG-Yx5s.html Highland Beach: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highland_Beach,_Maryland www.highlandbeachmd.org/?mobile=false www.nytimes.com/2009/09/04/greathomesanddestinations/04Highland.html whatsupmag.com/news/highland-beach-chesapeake-bay-maryland-s-first-african-american-incorporated-town/ Sweet Auburn: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweet_Auburn 'The Black Beverly Hills' - Ladera Heights, Baldwin Hills, View Park and Winslow Hills: www.google.com/amp/s/abc7.com/amp/black-beverly-hills-baldwin-ladera-heights-real-estate/7222331 www.latimes.com/business/realestate/hot-property/la-fi-hp-neighborhood-spotlight-ladera-heights-20180707-story.html www.latimes.com/local/la-me-adv-view-park-20150719-story.html www.latimes.com/business/realestate/hot-property/la-fi-hp-neighborhood-spotlight-baldwin-hills-crenshaw-20170429-story.html DeSoto: www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/affluent-african-americans-flocking-to-desoto/132513/%3famp Prince George County: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_George%27s_County,_Maryland Bronzeville: www.urbanjuncture.com/community www.chicagomag.com/Chicago-Magazine/September-2015/Margo-Jefferson-Negroland/ Idlewild: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idlewild,_Michigan Sugar Hill, Jacksonville, FL: www.thejaxsonmag.com/article/americas-lost-towns-of-black-affluence/ www.thejaxsonmag.com/article/vintage-photos-sugar-hill/ Sugar Hill, NYC: above110.com/harlem-nyc/sugar-hill-nyc/ www.google.com/amp/s/ephemeralnewyork.wordpress.com/2013/01/28/sugar-hill-once-harlems-most-glamorous-enclave/amp/ Durham, NC: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Wall_Street_(Durham,_North_Carolina) There are many more but these are a good start...
@cboy-ou2hr
@cboy-ou2hr 3 роки тому
@F Sanders thank you I've been looking for examples like this. I want to study the history of wealthy black neighborhoods
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
BARILOCHE...SAN MARTÍN DE LOS ANDES...VILLA LA ANGOSTURA...USHUAIA...ARGENTINA
@timlamb6196
@timlamb6196 2 роки тому
Detroits Irish neighborhood/Cork Town actually got trisected by the freeway system. Thus you have Corktown, North Corktown, and an eastern part of Corktown that was redeveloped by the MGM casino a few years ago. Many communities not only in Detroit but across this country have been interrupted by redevelopments, roads, freeways, and interstates. A large swath of what used to be an Italian neighborhood about a mile north of downtown Cincinnati where the old Crosely Field was where the Reds once played was mowed down for I-75. So welcome to the club.
@gregorypalmer5403
@gregorypalmer5403 4 місяці тому
My Aunt's neighborhood was taken same way as Bottom/Paradise for the widening of Davison in the 60s/70s and it most definitely was a White neighborhood.
@neilforbes416
@neilforbes416 6 років тому
Motown was THE most important export from Detroit. Cars could be made anywhere, Detroit's motor industry did not put that city "on the map" but by 1963 EVERYONE AROUND THE WORLD knew about Detroit thanks to Berry Gordy Jr.'s Motown Record Corporation.
@ewallacestudent1
@ewallacestudent1 5 років тому
That the dumbest thing I've ever heard. Neal Detroit was the Automobile Capitol of the world at one time MO in MOTOWN stands for MOTOR. Barry's Flight to CA was brought on by Democratic Politics and Weaponized Drugs used to "Win Equal Rights" and destruction of the MAFIA brought Detroit to third world status.
@rogerarndt6416
@rogerarndt6416 5 років тому
WRONG, without Cars, no money, no nothing...and no Berry Gordy.
@RADIUMGLASS
@RADIUMGLASS 5 років тому
Attacking the mafia did screw some things up.
@RADIUMGLASS
@RADIUMGLASS 5 років тому
Exactly, there would be no Berry Gordy without the auto industry. He worked at Ford and that job gave him the money to start his label.
@diegoperez2090
@diegoperez2090 5 років тому
Neil Forbes Maybe Americans know about this, but outside of America Detroit is knows as an Automotive Capital of the World.
@user-hr4jw8fr1y
@user-hr4jw8fr1y 4 роки тому
Early Nation of Islam also got it's start on 3402 Hasting Street @ the Castle Theater where Elijah Poole later to be known as the Hon. Elijah Muhammad joined in 1931.
@uoenoho5788
@uoenoho5788 4 роки тому
Kwame Muhammad And got kicked out after Malcom X was slain. Glad they’re reopening the case.
@kelvinburns4597
@kelvinburns4597 4 роки тому
Yes sir
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
@@kelvinburns4597 SHANGRILA...ATLANTIDA...PIRIAPOLIS...URUGUAY
@purplespeckledappleeater8738
@purplespeckledappleeater8738 2 роки тому
The Lebanese have been moving to Michigan since the 1800's. They're a little famous for working on Great Lakes freighters. I'm sure there are better examples of Islamic immigrants than a political organization.
@user-hr4jw8fr1y
@user-hr4jw8fr1y 2 роки тому
@@purplespeckledappleeater8738 ISLAM MAY NOT HAVE BLOSSOMED IN AMERICA IF NOT FOR A "POLITICAL" ORGANIZATION. MUSLIM'S SHOULD SHOW THEIR GRATITUDE FOR THE SACRIFICES MADE BY THOSE EARLY "BLACK MUSLIMS' THAT MADE IT EASIER FOR MUSLIMS TO PRACTICE THEIR FAITH TODAY.
@jjcjjc333
@jjcjjc333 4 роки тому
Black Bottom can be created again with willing talented people to invest. Our people are too distracted and rely on the government. The government in the state of Michigan is not for us. As a black man I've learned the games in this state. But am determined to invest in the city with my own money. We as people have got to wake up, this system especially in Detroit,Michigan is designed for us to fail. From the school system to everything else. They know what they are doing, which is why this state thrives off of the criminal Justice system!
@Itsaboutthewaterlife
@Itsaboutthewaterlife 4 роки тому
Well hopefully Trump's tariffs on China will help. Force businessmen to move their factories back to America.
@michelekrolczyk5882
@michelekrolczyk5882 4 роки тому
www.dailydetroit.com/2019/10/18/i-375-in-detroit-planned-to-become-a-boulevard-by-2024/
@michaelclayton3114
@michaelclayton3114 4 роки тому
I grew up in Detroit back in 1956 .I left my mother's funeral - which was when I was last there in 1996 .I hear a lot of the public radio and it was interesting as he was a retired FBI Agent .He stated that he primary mission in dealing with Detroit ( as well as other large cities ) was to make sure that certain areas maintain a constant flow - supply of illegal drugs into the city .This ( as people already know ) is what is known as keeping people down . Same as excessive liquor stores in area .
@kelvinburns4597
@kelvinburns4597 3 роки тому
You are 100% right
@kelvinburns4597
@kelvinburns4597 3 роки тому
Google The Melanics
@JamesBond-pb2qy
@JamesBond-pb2qy 5 років тому
My Late Father jammed...on the Drums . who ever would let him
@heartholiday5540
@heartholiday5540 9 місяців тому
Proud to have been BORN and RAISED in BLACK BOTTOM I LOVE Detroit Michigan
@RADIUMGLASS
@RADIUMGLASS 6 років тому
Sounds like Gerald McBride. BTW, Mayor Louis Miriani went to prison for a year and later moved north to the burbs. Henry Ford II center @<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1075">17:55</a>
@123slasher.16
@123slasher.16 29 днів тому
Some of the most historical and influential black folks came from that area and attended Miller High School, which would become my junior high in the mid 1970s. The one guy most responsible for Martin Luther King's Jr birthday becoming a national holiday is from that area (note 2 Detroiters were instrumental in that feat) and attended Miller.
@cyborgroxx
@cyborgroxx 2 роки тому
I was hoping for a good history lesson of the 1943 riot that took place in Black Bottom, Paradise Valley, and Brush Park. I feel like it was purposely left off, but it's an important part of the history of that area. That area was torn apart that after that.
@DrSmith-so2dl
@DrSmith-so2dl Рік тому
It's so good to asked the real questions, and know the answers that none of these so called historians are willing to cover!
@jerilyn419
@jerilyn419 Рік тому
My grandparents had a car wash and washrack at Maple and Chestnut.
@kwgm8578
@kwgm8578 7 місяців тому
Another story demonstrating that lawlessness is not tolerated in America. Sometimes, it seems as if justice takes too long. It does take time. In America, we try to protect the innocent. I like the attitude of these producers -- check out the facts for yourself. Thank your posting. More people need to see this brief video.
@countrygirl8295
@countrygirl8295 4 роки тому
beautiful video I learned a lot
@specialone678
@specialone678 3 роки тому
I love my city wish the love was the same love today as then.
@whatupdoetv4766
@whatupdoetv4766 6 років тому
#LongLiveDetroit
@walterstokes3495
@walterstokes3495 2 роки тому
Detroit has strong history and a lot of famous people got their start here so being bourn and raised in Detroit I can feel proud to be a native of this great and historical city show you right.........
@schwartzegeist
@schwartzegeist 8 років тому
excellent Mr. Dink
@l.chillc.3758
@l.chillc.3758 2 роки тому
Amazing to watch
@wildestcowboy2668
@wildestcowboy2668 2 місяці тому
Hopefully the rest of the country will become more like Detroit and Chicago and even Memphis TN.........such peaceful areas.
@richardtrudeau7363
@richardtrudeau7363 2 місяці тому
Sarcastic much.lol
@Offthbadan
@Offthbadan 6 років тому
I think I just saw Howard Hewitt near the end.
@TeamTuc
@TeamTuc 4 роки тому
I was there when he performed in Harmonie Park!
@jainorman3425
@jainorman3425 Рік тому
I cannot imagine all the problems that black people went through back in the day.
@cesardetroit
@cesardetroit 6 років тому
AMAZING INFO!!!
@JamesBond-pb2qy
@JamesBond-pb2qy 5 років тому
Is any part of Black Bottom still around in 2018?
@edwconr
@edwconr 3 роки тому
Thanks so much for posting. (Col. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="197">3:17</a>)
@mariekatherine5238
@mariekatherine5238 2 роки тому
Robert Moses and Eisenhower’s Interstates destroyed so many Black and ethnic communities. Same thing happened in NY.
@desmondwilliams4068
@desmondwilliams4068 3 роки тому
I grew up in Detroit and never new this history. Reading White Rage by Carol Anderson bought me here. Specially her section on white people's derailment of Black reconstruction efforts and an engaging section where she details the plight of Dr. Ossain Sweet
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
PUNTA DEL ESTE...URUGUAY
@deliciaford4343
@deliciaford4343 4 роки тому
My brother said to me Why do you think they always put freeways in the blackk community? I thought it was for a good thing. He said basically no it was if they wanted to shut black community down all they had to do was closed down the all the freeways.
@jasonkaramo5477
@jasonkaramo5477 3 роки тому
I read that Dwight Eisenhower passed a lot of laws to send freeways straight through our communities.
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
SHANGRILA...ATLANTIDA...PIRIAPOLIS...URUGUAY
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
@@jasonkaramo5477 PUNTA DEL ESTE...URUGUAY
@kwanculturel8724
@kwanculturel8724 3 роки тому
@@jasonkaramo5477 oh yes! Effectively segregated forever chicago when they tore down at least 15 miles of wentworth avenue to build the congress/Dan Ryan expressway......my sincere heart goes out to the great Detroit....were rooting for yall.
@Werdnasemajjamesandrew
@Werdnasemajjamesandrew Рік тому
This is fascinating i work in the area. I never wouldve imagined it was awesome 70 years ago. The area is forest park the dequinder cut and eastern market im guessing now.
@trainrover
@trainrover 3 роки тому
people whom I'd worked with and who had spent time living in Detroit praised for what by the 80s & 90s when there had become a mecca in musicality...Motown largesse drew all sorts of cash-strapped musicians, like the place'd never seen before 🍸
@REM977
@REM977 3 роки тому
My father grew up over off of Hastings back in the '30's, and then moved to E. Philadelphia, just east of Oakland Ave. I remember him telling me stories about Paradise Valley and Black Bottom back in the day. What a terrible thing our government did in destroying this and many other black communities and strongholds where blacks were able to raise their families, identify with their own culture, and be self-sufficient. White bigotry was behind this effort, unfortunately, as they'd rather have blacks stuck on welfare and handouts, and, thus, dependent on "the man." Sad.
@dudearon8130
@dudearon8130 2 роки тому
Yeah, sure buddy! white people are what's wrong with Detroit, huh?
@REM977
@REM977 2 роки тому
@@dudearon8130 Sorry if that’s how you interpreted what I said. No, it isn’t all that’s wrong with Detroit, but it’s one of the primary catalysts, buddy.
@MrEatThatAs
@MrEatThatAs Рік тому
Democrats
@REM977
@REM977 Рік тому
@@MrEatThatAs Yep. That’s why I’m going to hold my nose and vote Republican for the foreseeable future. Too much wokeness.
@Bey11ktb
@Bey11ktb 4 роки тому
My first reference was by Minister Farrakhan. He said Master Fard Muhammad came to black bottom!
@Harley.Davidson
@Harley.Davidson Рік тому
Apex bar! 😎 John Lee Hookers first public appearance! Then he left for Chicago. And never came back. Like everyone else...
@seesaw951
@seesaw951 6 місяців тому
Very true- mismanagement of city funds- Quami Fitzpatrick & all other corrupt mayors 1 I grew up in west side- joy road & Evergreen- went to Cody high 53-57- first graduating class
@charleskesner1302
@charleskesner1302 Рік тому
Heard a lot about it.
@roberttaylor914
@roberttaylor914 3 роки тому
Lived on Brush Street in the early 50s
@reneelowe9170
@reneelowe9170 8 років тому
Wow I would always here older people speak of the black bottom in conversation and assumed it was a slum or something negative
@6treetznbk473
@6treetznbk473 7 років тому
Renee Lowe. hear#
@shellybellysf
@shellybellysf 7 років тому
Renee Lowe yes but no it wasn't, it was first a German jewish neighborhood, and Black people, then Eastern European jewish people settled there. It was always integrated until the 1930s. Then it became primarily black people until the city ran that damn freeway through it all under the idiotic urban renewal so called improvement plan which sadly happened in many cities. I was born in Detroit. In San Francisco where I live, this city did similar things in the Fillmore district such as tarring down beautiful Victorian housing and displacing a whole vibrant black community. Sickening. BTW Black Bottom was named by the French for its rich top soil.
@Itsaboutthewaterlife
@Itsaboutthewaterlife 4 роки тому
@@shellybellysf: good info.
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
@@Itsaboutthewaterlife BARILOCHE...USHUAIA...ARGENTINA
@rogeralsop3479
@rogeralsop3479 5 років тому
Much information.
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
BARILOCHE...USHUAIA...ARGENTINA
@christopherporter9596
@christopherporter9596 7 місяців тому
I am doing some family research. My father lived there on Anton or Antone street. I think there is a hospital now there. Was this a part of the Black Bottom?
@Bey11ktb
@Bey11ktb 4 роки тому
Detroit bring back Dr. Anderson!
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
TRELEW...PUERTO MADRYN...RAWSON...USHUAIA...ARGENTINA
@jaygirl1148
@jaygirl1148 5 років тому
2018 Detroit wants to put farms back again! History recycle 😒
@Strength_In_Wisdom
@Strength_In_Wisdom 3 роки тому
Not just repeats but it's the right move to make. Black people want and need for directly from the earth. Fuck that other seedless and GMO GARBAGE
@mariekatherine5238
@mariekatherine5238 2 роки тому
Good idea, IMO!
@fonzisalgado512
@fonzisalgado512 Рік тому
Wow to run I-95 in Miami they had to break up Overtown the cultural Black center of Miami in Dade County
@cynthianorthdakota505
@cynthianorthdakota505 5 років тому
Eminent Domain. Yes however, Colman Young Payed the city back when he destroyed Poletown..... horrible
@roberttaylor914
@roberttaylor914 3 роки тому
Young destroyed a LOT of things in Detroit...
@richardtrudeau7363
@richardtrudeau7363 2 місяці тому
Coleman Young would bath in the Sewage treatment ponds.
@Werdnasemajjamesandrew
@Werdnasemajjamesandrew Рік тому
So now its brush park and eastern market?
@donaldkirksey97
@donaldkirksey97 3 місяці тому
Instead of looking for rebuilding the black neighborhood economy, we chose, Education, Civil Rights and being friends with these people who put us in that situation.
@PeaceToAll-sl1db
@PeaceToAll-sl1db 2 місяці тому
why you vote for Democrats is beyond me
@rooseveltjohnson4430
@rooseveltjohnson4430 3 роки тому
It makes you want to think......was integration a good thing?
@stevebyberg7866
@stevebyberg7866 Рік тому
Will never understand why people can burn a city and still live in it. Just a hell hole.
@gb23a
@gb23a 2 роки тому
They sure know how to destroy a city
@JordanLittlejohn-jl4lj
@JordanLittlejohn-jl4lj Рік тому
Cold hearted destroyed the Black Bottom community and put a freeway. The village unity, culture and economics is gone.
@samusvi2693
@samusvi2693 Рік тому
cannot help but think that it was all a result of self destruction
@chanraedouglas7768
@chanraedouglas7768 2 місяці тому
Racism and Fear of Black Economic Independence was the reason why Black Bottom was destroyed.. The I-75 freeway could've been laid on Connor or on Hamilton instead of right through a thriving community.. Corktown is nearby and it's ironic that it wasn't considered...
@PeaceToAll-sl1db
@PeaceToAll-sl1db 2 місяці тому
democrats have always oppressed blacks
@bleach12386
@bleach12386 4 роки тому
Since when are irish and germans eastern europeans?
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
BARILOCHE...SAN MARTÍN DE LOS ANDES...VILLA LA ANGOSTURA...USHUAIA...ARGENTINA
@REM977
@REM977 3 роки тому
I believe there was a series of commas within that sentence.
@jartytek
@jartytek 2 роки тому
nevermind that it was a Polish neighborhood
@alexsmith-ob3lu
@alexsmith-ob3lu 2 роки тому
Building interstate freeways through productive city neighborhoods is a complete and utter disaster. America squandered trillions of dollars of wealth for short term "economic growth". "Bankrupt Detroit is only a few decades ahead of every other American city and town, that has adapted stroads and car dependent suburbia." - Strong Towns
@lvi8957
@lvi8957 4 роки тому
*#BLACK** 👌😍 **#EXCELLENCE*
@sleepy.1103
@sleepy.1103 3 роки тому
@Damien Williams Are you ok?
@sleepy.1103
@sleepy.1103 3 роки тому
@Damien Williams 3 words makes you think my life is emotional? Seriously, are you okay?
@ohmusicsweetmusic
@ohmusicsweetmusic 5 років тому
OMG i can't watch it because i can't hear the talking because of THE DAMN MUSIC. Video people: YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PUT MUSIC BEHIND EVERY CONVERSATION!!!
@reubenj.cogburn8546
@reubenj.cogburn8546 23 дні тому
I find it ironic that the city of Detroit would title this video with both grammatical and punctuation errors. I mean it wouldn't even pass a middle school English teachers forgiveness. I suppose we've learned not to expect too much
@mauricemuhammad
@mauricemuhammad 21 день тому
The Nation of Islam started in Black bottom... The Savior walked these very streets....
@blackmike8207
@blackmike8207 19 днів тому
I wish y'all didn't have music playing as people talk because I'm hard of hearing.. My family lived in the Black Bottom my Grandma worked at GM and my Grandpa was an independent man my Uncle's had stories for days they loved the Black Bottom and Paradise valley
@ITS_DEMONA
@ITS_DEMONA 2 місяці тому
What businesses? Pool halls and blind pigs? Those are thriving businesses eh?
@Professionaltalent
@Professionaltalent 4 роки тому
Now I see why the riots were happening
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
SHANGRILA...ATLANTIDA...PIRIAPOLIS...URUGUAY
@AyoToine
@AyoToine Рік тому
So this is why card games were so prominent? Lol fr fr ik it’s a culture thing but all of the hoods be having rent parties when the card party is on the flo
@granskare
@granskare 3 роки тому
I enjoy seeing the old vehicles, my cousin Bob recently died, and I am still here as is my wife and son and we shall vote Biden and Harris and the Ilinois Democratic people running for re-election and we shall vote Democratic!! If my dear GOP followers of Trump, Vladimir Putin will be in charge and Putin in Moscow will be in charge and Trump will be his "usefull idiot" Another guy said if a Democratic Party puts up a tomato can, he will vote for that tomato can !!!
@andywerner838
@andywerner838 5 років тому
Sad
@RADIUMGLASS
@RADIUMGLASS 5 років тому
Whites lost the Poletown neighborhood through Eminent Domain. They fought and lost against Coleman Young and General Motors. What did they do next? they moved on and built elsewhere. They took their resources and moved on.
@REM977
@REM977 3 роки тому
True, but so did those displaced black people. The only difference is that the Polish, and other white minorities, could easily assimilate into mainstream white America and ,thus, could reap the benefits of no red-lining, getting bank loans, etc. Got to look a bit deeper into it to gain a better understanding.
@PeaceToAll-sl1db
@PeaceToAll-sl1db 2 роки тому
@@REM977 Democrats have always been screwing blacks
@bobdillaber1195
@bobdillaber1195 2 роки тому
@@REM977 Excellent comment. Exactly right.
@bobdillaber1195
@bobdillaber1195 2 роки тому
@@PeaceToAll-sl1db I wouldn't come right out and call you a racist troll however...
@purplespeckledappleeater8738
@purplespeckledappleeater8738 2 роки тому
Um no... Many people when they fled couldn't sell their homes. That's why so many houses are abandoned. They did not take their resources because the immigrant Catholic working class neighborhoods that got destroyed didn't have the same resources that the Anglo communities had. That's why the wealthy communities stayed and Catholics slowly saved up and left over the next 30 years. Most of the wealth from the Midwest that was created through the Michigan lumber industry that turned Michigan into a moonscape among other industries that extracted natural resources or got cannibalized in favour the auto industry. A lot of industry left the Rust Belt for the American South, which was done intentionally by the Federal government to spread out all the industry of the country away from the Midwest. The government thought everyone should have a piece of the pie instead of a centralized industrial heartland that was vulnerable to nuclear attack so the Rust Belt and all of the factory towns that fed the industry of the Midwest one by one economically collapsed. That is how the South and Western states got their manufacturing. Mexico too. Money from the Midwest went to build up California and the West Coast. The thing is, in 50 years people managed to slowly move away, which is still happening today. The satellite cities grew into suburbs and suburbs grew into new cities until SE Michigan/Metro Detroit grew like a giant ring around the city of Detroit. In a few decades, the farmland between Flint and Oakland county will be settled and Metro Detroit will stretch all the way to Flint. That process started in 1967. In the 1950's, Pontiac and Troy were small agricultural communities. Children in Troy had to choose to go to high school in Pontiac or Detroit. Look at the population census records if you don't believe me. Coleman Young created a racist political machine that stole from and oppressed African Americans. Coleman Young literally made a speech where he told white people to get out of Detroit if they didn't like his corruption and parking lots. That political machine was destroyed when the FBI moved into the McNamara building because they were spending too much money flying to and from Detroit. That is why Detroit before COVID hit was suffering a small period of revival in the downtown area.
@robertabrams8562
@robertabrams8562 2 роки тому
Change is the most integral part of all life…it is the only true constant in the entire universe!
@brycewilson837
@brycewilson837 2 роки тому
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="420">7:00</a>
@halwag
@halwag 5 років тому
Very interesting bit of midwest/Detroit history. But after 1970s, global forces intervened, even after the big federal hiway project. The loss of the auto industry jobs was a major factor. Many blacks could get those factory/assembly-line jobs right out of high school, protected by auto unions. Also, many white, middle-classes moved to the suburbs, esp. after the urban riots. Big D. has no other industries to replace the loss--. Not like Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Philly, which rely on big medicine. Why don't blacks go into farming, or play soccer, or start up shops? --Too much welfare?
@TeamTuc
@TeamTuc 4 роки тому
Why don't you just come to town an open up your plantation, you racist troll! Many whites moved to the suburbs via major assistance from the G.I. Bill that were denied to black servicemen. Also for poin tof information, the white flight was taking place almost 2 decades prior to the 67 Riots... (which was also the boiling point from police mistreatment and cramming blacks into that restricted area when Black Bottom was strategically slated for "Urban Renewal") Contrary to lazy and bigoted reporting there are a lot black business existing and being started in and around the city but of course, that won't flow with this regions bashing narrative. Yes, the city/region is heavy handed in the auto industry but there are still needs to be filled continually in the skill trades arena, to which many individuals are taking advantage of it. Why don't blacks go into farming (have you checked the way black farmers are treated versus white farmers nationwide?) Play soccer (surely you jest). You can't be from Detroit labeling us the "The Big D" ...LOL . That is Dallas moniker (Nimrod). The City of Detroit is known as "The D" period! Whew....some people!
@purplespeckledappleeater8738
@purplespeckledappleeater8738 2 роки тому
He's not being racist. He's actually speaking the truth and D. Tucker, you're actually telling the racialized version of the story.
@chupacabre8834
@chupacabre8834 8 місяців тому
so in the late 30-40's people came over from africa and moved in there?
@chupacabre8834
@chupacabre8834 8 місяців тому
i thought black people from the south moved there for jobs.....
@daveyram2967
@daveyram2967 5 місяців тому
so jim crow was'nt just in the south. jim crow is the american system.
@diegoperez2090
@diegoperez2090 5 років тому
"Eastern European immigrants - they were Germans, they were Irish". You couldn't make this up. It's funny how even educated Americans don't know geography.
@alexn.2901
@alexn.2901 5 років тому
Technically they're east of Portugal
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
BARILOCHE...USHUAIA...ANTÁRTIDA ARGENTINA
@gato-grande
@gato-grande 3 роки тому
@@alexn.2901 SHANGRILA...ATLANTIDA...PIRIAPOLIS...URUGUAY
@purplespeckledappleeater8738
@purplespeckledappleeater8738 2 роки тому
The guy was being racist and they left it in the video. That wasn't a mistake.
@jartytek
@jartytek 2 роки тому
never mind that it was almost exclusively Polish .....notwithstanding, they inferred that it was some level of racism that forced the city to destroy it (actually also inferring the Eisenhauer the Republican was to blame): the area was a crime ridden dump that was impossible to police and unsafe to those that lived there. Revisionism anyone?
@toddd7444
@toddd7444 26 днів тому
leaving detroit during the riots of 1967 the lost 50% of white people started on 8mile road my Grandma lived on 9 mile road when left that day we saw tanks coming over the bridge
@barbarataylor5502
@barbarataylor5502 6 місяців тому
This is cool but no more. How good are Detroit's at prayer right now when it's much needed. That's what counts.
@michaeljofat7895
@michaeljofat7895 2 місяці тому
Most high ways were built over so called black areas another form of Indian removal acts
@jartytek
@jartytek 2 роки тому
Jewish population??? Italians?? Germans??> Irish??? Are you kidding me? Who put this thing together? This was almost EXCLUSIVELY a POLISH neighborhood from 1870 - 1940....Drive down Canfield: there are 4 Polish churches still there. One would think that it would be reasonable to acknowledge who built this part of the city even as a passing mention. You went far to give credit to everyoe except its builder. Do your research a little more carefully before misinforming people.
@ryanschram7266
@ryanschram7266 3 роки тому
Wasn’t paradise valley Jewish in origin?
@frankbonajr
@frankbonajr Рік тому
Not all blacks are stupid, but..
@kammo-wi3ln
@kammo-wi3ln 2 роки тому
Capitalism at it's best.
@purplespeckledappleeater8738
@purplespeckledappleeater8738 2 роки тому
Unions are socialist.
@ITS_DEMONA
@ITS_DEMONA 2 місяці тому
Who do think you're bullshiting
@thepatriot8514
@thepatriot8514 6 років тому
Thieving from the 1920s until the 50s than the Democrats came and all down hill since in the start of the 60s. The video said this not me, I just added the fact of the politics.
@pistongreg
@pistongreg 5 років тому
It was the Republican Albert Cobo was the one who destroyed black bottom Democrats had nothing to do with it.
@josephanderson7237
@josephanderson7237 4 роки тому
Pistongreg Dud he also cause the astronomical illiteracy rate among blacks and the single parent homes, higher drop out rates? Take some personal responsibly you all will be better off. Quit believing the lies the media and democrats tell you.
@Mark-ce3gp
@Mark-ce3gp 5 років тому
Cry me a river...Homies..
@TeamTuc
@TeamTuc 4 роки тому
We will when your country bows down to China.... Soon and very soon ....lol
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