It's still forgotten, as far as Dallas is concerned.

Guz Perez is a little b

My grandmother ❤

This is my grandmother! ❤

I have to agree, that some of us that have left Ellum thicket still have a footprint in the community. That would totally describe my brother and myself. We were born and raised in the community, now living in California. There are many Texans in California as a matter of fact.

My parents have lived in the Kleberg neighborhood Far Southeast Dallas neighborhood since 1988.They have lived in two different areas in Kleberg but it's labeled a urban section of Dallas and it's crowded now with people everywhere mainly Hispanics and blacks and a little bit of white people.Its turning into the Pleasant Grove neighborhood bit by bit.There is crime,homeless,prostitution,drug infested,people hanging out in front of stores,it's crazy I can certainly hope that it don't turn into Pleasant Grove but the fact is that it's already having that Grove attitude.

I’m just discovering this. I remember those days. We love you Matthew!

I miss your laugh, the way your eyes crinkle up when you smile. The way our history goes so far back that it seems unreal to most people it's something special how we kept our own account of records. Now its something even more precious because these histories are only needed to todays people but not just anyone just know them. Just hearing them again it almost sounds like a secret we remember.

I’m wondering if y’all have an uncut of this video.

Is an artist rendering of an ancient drawing of Babel Tower!

Thank God for the histor.

Tally told the story!!

My cousin and Aunt. Memorial for Adam David Caran is on July 24, 2021. He passed away suddenly in March, 2020. RIP.

You're an idiot. You have no concept of what a community or "village" should consist of. People like you are the reason why there is still division between races. You should live by the laws of unconditional love. Without that you you will never find freedom. A selfless heart always wins the battle.

Well spoken. I'm a residence of Elm Thicket. Definitely the neighborhood have changed.

This is awesome.

Geez, what about Family Dollar, Military Quick Stop, the homeless camp???

The good ole days

He wanted to cry at the end. Miss you Tio

Like to know the guy who did the interview if theres a full version of it.

My popo or as I love to callhim daddy

God I miss him so much.

I miss your laugh ♥️

The Mayor Mr, Thomas Buffin

This is my uncle and my family history, proud to be a Roberson

I remembered him lol and Lower Greenville is not 5miles long. He's long since moved away, I should've got interviewed I've been over here for 8yrs.

Cool short interview, good questions and replies to them.

I agree with you Maggie and its true la raza has always pretty much just kept to themselves. And yes your barrio is important to you and it should be. I am from Ledbetter and I feel that all Hispanic barrios in west dallas should joint together and become a movement that will not let America forget that we existed and still do even if you no longer live in west Dallas the history must be told so that it can live on.

Wow

This is brilliant.

I grew up in expo park. Its changed, i remember jerrys deli, the bar of soap, texas state bar, but this was before '95.

I know this man,great perspective!

Great to see this happening. Its great to see Alex too. I wondered how he is doing tell him to email me. [email protected]

I just saw this and was quite informed and impressed. Great job!👍🏾