I drove through a part of town recently that has ALWAYS been known as black town. Not a black person anywhere. Mexican grocery stores and Mexican women pushing baby strollers down the street with 3 or 4 more kids following.
“I drove through a part of town recently that has ALWAYS been known as black town. Not a black person anywhere. Mexican grocery stores and Mexican women pushing baby strollers down the street with 3 or 4 more kids following.”
The same thing is gradually happening in Newark NJ; they elected Cory Booker by putting together a coalition of various Hispanics, whites, and “others” (overthrowing the black machine candidate, Sharpe James).
Saw 2 interviews with black women demonstrating in Newark; they were from Irvington & East Orange. They don’t have the numbers for a good old-fashioned riot, and they have a black mayor in Newark who is conspicuously quiet because he is trying to attract businesses and taxpayers to Newark (and these demonstrations aren’t helping).