Wow i been down lately an came across this video

I Love that

👍🏾💜 yes detachment is a process but once you learned the art babbbby, your life is so much better I’m a living testimony

This is good

PERIOD!!!! GOD GOT IT! Just stand🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

You got me wanting to get out my camera I just cant find the time😪

Love that deep melanin

U dnt hav to live in ghetto gov helps minorities with better places n homes if u want

gurl I got 50 calls a day lol

Jacksonville Florida still got a lot of country areas that’s why I move to south Florida u got cities like Hallandale Beach and Fort Lauderdale that’s more appealing.

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I know this was 3 years ago but would like to know how you are doing now luv bug!

This just sad 😢

Trap house chicken slaps

Section 8 rent water food stamps are all paid by us working people but when I retired I could not get food stamps and I told them I fed children I did not know I had and paid some of everybody rent and I worked for 35 years cause my social security and my pension was too much

Looks like a nice neighborhood good place to live cheap

Hey I’m considering doing this, can the 2nd employer check to see if your currently employed?

Did you have any certificates (like medical billing) before getting this job? I heard you really only need a diploma, just wondering.

What are some safe affordable areas to move to

You brave i can’t drink no broth 😂😅

Hello and good morning I enjoyed watching your video You are amazing Love your channel 🙌🏽

I lived in those same spartments in the 1980s while in the military when the area was extremely nice and quiet. I paid $350 per month in rent when the Cesery Company owned all of the apartments. When Cesery sold the apartments in the 1990s to another company they started accepting Section 8 applicants and that is when that area went down hill.

Justina was not always the hood. It was a middle class upscale area when it was built. Since certain changes to the area many of the original occupants have moved out due to crime. So don’t complain about Justina the current occupants have made it a hood.

Are you missie elliott you look just like her your her twin scary

Wasgud passion

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Thanks so much for sharing😊.

New subbie here😊.

You live in a neighborhood, not a ghetto or a hood when you get past that thinking .......

It looks like a regular neighborhood. Sure there are challenges but stigmatization by society does not help these communities. It affects everything - people, real estate values, and etc. Sad but this one does not appear hopeless.

Jacksonville is a good place to live it's some of the bad people that's here it's bad all over the world 🌍 just have to be careful watch out for yourself and stay to yourself and ask God 🙏 for he's protecttion that not just for Jacksonville that's for every were you move to Jacksonville is a Bless place we all who live here we never had a hard Strom to wash us out like new Orleans did sad 😭 that happen to they city

I got my first apartment in '85 on Justina Road. $240 a month (furnished). It wasnt so bad but it was still pretty dangerous.

That's not the ghetto

Your so beautiful and positive

Thank you for sharing ❤

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Thanks for sharing 💜

You only lived there because your rent was paid for .. Jax. Fla is a big city with lots of areas to live in .

I pray you stay safe. I worry about you posting where you live. It's too many weirdos out here. You got a roof over your head. A true blessing.

That place was not always so called ghetto once was mostly white community untill the 90s Mexicans were ship in in the middle of the nite all over north and south Florida black people started moving in to Arlington in the early 90s but we had people coming from Louisiana and Mississippi that was born here it use to be nice

UNDERSTAND YOU i been there too with Four kids had apt fire 🔥 then a eviction due to having four kids in one bedroom. Landlord said too many ppl. Kids were 5,4,2,infant

Garbages

Duval lit just Everyone in jail or da Farm 😅😅 we out now

God will provide a way.

Need steadier camera. Sorry.

Thank you for sharing, good job. Shalom!!!

I remember them tearing down the projects or starting in 92 near the expressway and starting to gentrify as i was transferring out.

I was stationed in Jacksonville at NAS Cecil fld back in 87. West side in the Confederate PT apartments off Blanding Blvd. I really loved living there going to Jax beach ⛱️🏖️, up n down 1-95 hitting beaches all way down to Miami. My apts had boat slips and rented canoes, zero entry pool n clubhouse for the adult side no kids and a really nice weight room. My apt had a direct river front view with benches under the trees to sit out n watch the sails boats on Saturday mornings and hot air balloons flying over

This area is not that bad what so ever compared to Northside.

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