1966 SPECIAL REPORT: "POVERTY.. CITIES IN CRISES"

[@mariekatherine5238]

As a teacher in the 1950s, I clothed and fed a number of children in rural poverty, ie. lacking food, appropriate or adequate clothing, a place to bathe and assistance with proper hygiene. I’d put them in my car and take them to my house . Today, if I tried this, I’d be arrested!

Thank you for what you did.

[@jan4177]

Or killed

[@tajmahlove7187]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@MargDBX]

The government needs to be forced to do the right thing. But who is going to force them? Oh and thank you for taking care of the kids.

[@scottsallisky4941]

I had a teacher who fed me in in school and tried helping with my hair and clothes and shoes stained green from grass and smelled like gas. But my step dad got mad. He didn’t like people thinking he wouldn’t or couldn’t take care of his family. He made ok money but he drank it all. He could be. A real asshole.

[@hattiemcpherson1850]

Being "poor" & being "poor & dirty" Are different😢 "We were poor But Not dirty...WE didn't know we were poor"

[@ChillVanille]

Thanks for the content it’s scary that 50 years later this is still relevent

[@rveeing802]

BIRTH CONTROL AND BETTER JUDGEMENT,,,,BASIC COMMON SENSE

[@MichaelDScott144]

There is nothing new up under the sun. Ecclesiastes 1:9 KJV The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun.

[@lchaney]

And we lost the war on poverty worse than we lost Vietnam, Afghanistan, and the drug war combined.

[@AlyAyeee]

One of my favorite channels, sometimes I drive along the streets of Chicago and think about all of the things that happened on these streets - things that seems like so long ago but in reality, not much time has passed. Thank you :)

[@NightSky0417]

The Heatwave song “Star Of A Story” sung by George Benson sets the tone so well to this documentary!

[@user-sh2mk8ew4c]

Sometimes you can’t help it if your poor. But you can be clean. Anyone can be clean.

[@rosieschweebie]

That’s what my mother use to say. We may not have a lot, but at least our home is clean, and we were too.

[@leshagayle5991]

Real Talk

[@tamarastone141]

Just disgusting!!

[@GMarieBehindTheMask]

Not really, there is mentally ill people

[@jchow5966]

Thank you for posting this history. ☮️

[@mariekatherine5238]

Being poor doesn’t mean you can’t clean off the floor and table. This is more than lack of money. The mother has given up the will to do much more than survive. She’s severely depressed.

[@tamarastone141]

Its terrible!!! Just filthy!!

[@brianarbenz1329]

A lack of self care skills, not just money.

[@mariekatherine5238]

@Donnell Okafor Terrible, right? Next time there’s a family dispute in my house, I’ll remember this one and give thanks for mine!

[@julieru8953]

I mean she was an 33 alcoholic with 9 children and had her first at 15. Filthy poor...It's unbearable, but it does make you understand how things can happen.

[@rveeing802]

TOTAL AND SELF DISRESPECT

[@Bmorecrafty]

Thanks for the excellent content king you put out some of the rarest and most informative videos to date for me. ✊🏾💪🏽

[@xtabolx2425]

Your content is DOPE! No one can touch the archived footage you bring....✌🏿and the music you intro with? 👍🏿

[@yvonneb2864]

George Benson “The Star of the Story” so fire🙂

[@MichaelDScott144]

Word

[@cgargoddess]

I cannot believe the first mother was only 35 that’s crazy.. this is just a shame

[@amaliasafaryan4256]

shes near my age and she looks like she could be my mom wtf

[@aaliyahtownsend9342]

The mother is 33

[@deneenjeffries2768]

This was deep, back when a lot of blacks were fleeing the South, looking for better and to leave segregation, but not always finding better.

[@KevinT-e3t]

By the time Blk folks from the south...(of which my family was part of ).. headed North in the great blk migration...(1910-70)..these cities were already used up by 2nd gen Euro immigrants who were headed to a new area called suburbs, especially in NYC, and Chicago.

[@marcusprofit4709]

Wow....this is right before the drugs came SMDH‼ Great Video Bruh💯

[@williamhiles7404]

Huh??????? They were already in full swing. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹

[@debeauti2877]

You da best! I hope that man got that Ford job. Traveling from Lawndale to 100s back then had to be very difficult w/o a car. It's hard now. There are still Ford plants here in Chicago. They must have relocated that Ford plant to Ford Heights or the one on Torrence. You drop true gems❤

[@melsparklez7481]

This opens eyes to the fact how far we came and how less we use what we have , problems still the same even though we have all oppertunity‘s in front of us

[@shaquanamalloy1036]

I've been telling pplz this for several years... It's sad yet Sum r waking up..

[@ohmeowzer1]

God Bless the little children my heartbroke when I saw them

[@kristinepark214]

💔

[@cgustafson240]

Idk where you constantly find such quality content. But keep it up.

[@shesheshe9389]

Well put together!! Enjoyed

[@ohmeowzer1]

That first family is a mess those kids are suffering omg,,,..this is terrible..those poor kids omg

[@michaelsinclair3321]

Very informative videos as always thank you for all your efforts.

[@deanchapman1824]

Wow, the family in the beginning. I wonder what became of them. I'm older than some of those kids.

[@terrypatterson2822]

I'm born in 1966

[@olijadu]

its very sad to see the difference, the kids or younger ones were so mature and well behaved and well spoken compared to today

[@drew8570]

Watching all the uploads. This one was too depressing

[@princessofnada87j25]

Thank you

[@daisyhagen2]

That pregnant teenager was so big, looked like she was eating all the food in the house. The baby looked like he was starving to death.

[@sarahsmyth5383]

Loving this channel keep it up!

[@seanhanley9942]

My 1960's professor would appreciate, as I most certainly do, 🇺🇸 poignant history. Thank you.

[@AnEye4AI]

How come so many of those little girls are cross eyed ? 7:04 and two others I clocked have the same issue with their eyes 👀 pulling in. Just curious if it has something to do with malnutrition or “failure to thrive when they were infants”

[@Sqsq909]

I associate that with consanguinity

[@glow1815]

I notice that too 😒

[@rachellewis6321]

Beautiful opening song ❤

[@tmichelle2648]

These children would be in their late 60s now.

[@phalosmode3000]

First of all I hear at the beginning one of my favorite songs star of the story by geogre Benson.its in my Playlist so when heard it on here I couldn't believe it ...GOOD TASTE ..

[@deneenjeffries2768]

The white family wow the mom was lethargic and overwhelmed. No ambition just exist day today. Wonder what became of the boy who insisted on going to school, he was trying to escape. If she was black social services would’ve taken those children.

[@CoolPonies]

I suspect there might be other issues going on with that family, some sort of substance abuse or mental illness

[@BaronEvola123]

Bullocks. Once anyone goes on welfare, it's only a matter of time until they bust down the door and take the kids, be it jail or foster. The war on poor really only became prominent with Johnson. It's about control.

[@natalieforwood2651]

Thankyou.

[@mslove7798]

Love your channel🥰

[@maryduhon9769]

Poor doesn't mean you have to behave like trash, no matter your race

[@scottsallisky4941]

I’ve wondered around a bit for years in the US and other country’s and I’ve seen slums that were nice and organized and well taken care of. And I’ve seen slums were there was dead animals,condoms,dirty diapers and food containers and all kinds of gross things and horrible smells where they just threw everything and anything all around and out of the windows and holes in the floor. It depends on the people and how much effort and pride they want to put into their surroundings. Don’t matter if it’s a home on a street or in the ghetto or a slum in a field it’s only dirty if u let it be.

[@jrussellcase]

@15:00 I had the same shock the girl did when that woman said that. I'm surprised that got on 1966 era television.

[@troylee4196]

Couldn't understand what she said

[@williamhiles7404]

The woman at 28:00 is telling the truth, especially about the stores. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹

[@cgargoddess]

The black family house looks clean and is quiet vs the white family dirty and chaotic.. 🤔 hmm interesting

[@marylee19941994]

Bc most of us have always had little to nothing growing up but we’re still taught to keep things clean

[@FirstPeterr]

Stop...sample size of 1 goofball😂😂😂. Sheesh.

[@sarahwright8645]

Many black people have filthy homes too.

[@donttalktomeyoureannoying8736]

That old man trying to get the janitor job was pretty decent. $2 an hour back then was like almost $17 an hour now.

[@marylee19941994]

Right

[@richradtylr4]

​@@marylee19941994 Y'all sure?? Adjusted for inflation?

[@IceManLikeGervin]

2021 Special Report: Poverty...Cities In Crisis. Ain't nothing changed but the weather from 1966 to 2021. If it wasn't for Fiat based credit/debt many more people would be poor.

[@donttalktomeyoureannoying8736]

I would like to add in section 8 and more income based housing is a safety net as well. Back then you HAD to live in the projects (Pruitt-Igoe, Brewsters, etc) not so much today.

[@leshagayle5991]

Your right about that

[@IceManLikeGervin]

@@donttalktomeyoureannoying8736 All around the USA the housing projects are being torn down and replaced with middle class housing and businesses. From Seattle to New York and everywhere in between- gentrification.

[@theconceptsinscribed8859]

Can I ask how you get these videos? These provide much better insight than any book or textbook could.

[@tagacale1733]

he robbed a library vault 6 years ago

[@user-sh2mk8ew4c]

Thats a like a fisherman telling you what bait he was using and where he caught his fish. Thats for You to figure out.

[@joseantoniomoch4006]

@@user-sh2mk8ew4c Lool

[@Chames_Chaikowski]

He’s stated before that most news corporations will send you copies of their archives , all you have to do is write a request to them . I believe that’s where he gets the footage .

[@junemiller7166]

Aww those little babies are so cute! They look like little dollies

[@glow1815]

My thoughts exactly. I imagine them wearing cute dresses hair done oh my🥰

[@kingk719]

2 dollars an hour? Jesus Christ man

[@mr.h9610]

Yah, that is the equivalent to $16 an hour now adjusted for inflation.

[@williamhiles7404]

Minimum wage middle '70s was $1.75 hrs. Milk was .69ct a gallon in '66, eggs .25ct a dozen or less, 4 or 5 loaves a bread for .99ct at the OroWheat Bakery, gas was still about .37ct a gallon. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹 Wait, I was wrong about the gas, I would buy a gallon for the lawnmower for .27ct a gallon in '66. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹

[@MichaelLantz]

Wolfe Blitzer of CNN says he said "That when he visited the Ghetto as a young college students he cried for days.He said "his Jewish Guilt made him want to help out the people in the Ghetto"

[@EuniceStone-s9j]

These children have that glazed over look in their eyes. That's hunger and neglect.

[@duddydud]

Burn baby burn....sounds like a hit to me......ijs

[@cheripiez67]

i have been and still poor AF,but at least my home and my children were clean as well as my home,it's not like these women were working,talking about the family with all the kids at the start of the video

[@donttalktomeyoureannoying8736]

Yeah the baby didn’t have a diaper on 🤢 The mother is trifling

[@ohmeowzer1]

They were a lazy mess..poor kids

[@veraaddoyobo8482]

Maybe she was depressed 😔

[@fabulous40sIV]

Yeah that was crazy. They would have gotten taken away.

[@sarahwright8645]

Stop thinking you’re superior. Maybe she suffers from major depression or a form of schizophrenia that interferes with her functioning.

[@melissageiger71]

Man, the guy singing sounds like Darius Rucker

[@Chames_Chaikowski]

🤣

[@MargDBX]

I wonder where these people are today? I hope they are doing better then they were back then. Im 58. This film was taken the year i was born.

[@trevorthetherapist4200]

Jesus. How did Americans survive this era 😢

[@EuniceStone-s9j]

No matter how dirty us kids got during the day Mommy always made sure we were clean before bed. And she kept her babies spotless. 1960-1980 Crum, WV

[@bilygates2509]

Tragic 😢

[@cammiosis]

That cockeyed baby broke my heart. My daughter was cockeyed and had crooked teeth, I had the resources to fix it. Now she’s a big girl in college and looks like a model. Making all those kids with nothing is scary

[@mariekatherine5238]

Forget “the authorities.” Nearly 60 years gone by and what “they’ve” done is minimal. People have to not only organize and make speeches, but get off their arses and do something to help themselves and their immediate neighbors. Instead of complaining about the dirty conditions, how about the young people get out and clean and fix things up?

[@cedricliggins7528]

29:16" Singing songs to a heavy heart is like taking away a garment in cold weather or adding vinegar to soda." Proverbs 25:20 Put down the guitars and picket signs and clean up your hoods. That's a start

[@juniorgee7297]

IS A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING A WHOLE LOT OF NOTHING?

[@bryanmelton5538]

THATS CRAZY THESE 1ST PEOPLE ARE JUST LAZY NO EXCUSE PERIOD

[@glow1815]

Very lazy

[@norellpolk]

Chicago 1960s

[@janetmateo2464]

I just want to wash those babies hair

[@juniorgee7297]

AT 8:14 MIN THEY MAKE THAT MUCH A WEEK THAT IS IN THE 60'S IN MEXICO YOU MAKE 66 DOLLARS A WEEK FROM SUN UP TO SUN DOWN AND YOU STILL OWE HIM A FAVOR AND 66 BUCKS THEY GET PAID IS TODAY 2021

[@glow1815]

You broke the cycle you don't continue the cycle. My parents we were poor but NEVER dirty house or us being dirty. I decided i will have education 1 child and thrive. Here i am achived my plans and dream and were refugee. So no excusese. Mindset is a powerful thing.

[@Kevin51611]

That $2 an hr would be $18 today. @18:37.

[@SWill-z2m]

Can you explain the math you used to get that number

[@Kevin51611]

@@SWill-z2mGoogle Toms nflation calculator.

[@glow1815]

​@@SWill-z2mequivalent to $18.00 based of economy wise

[@nichole217]

whats the name of the song playing ?

[@gingergia4169]

"Star of a Story (X)" by George Benson, from the "Give Me the Night" album!

[@bossbonita1235]

Being poor doesn’t mean you also have to be filthy- allowing your kids to walk around extremely dirty 🤦🏻‍♀️ you can clean your home and kids! And of course, they just keep getting pregnant and having kids!

[@Shawndoe08]

...I love this song in the intro. Who sings it? Anybody know? Please let me know.

[@LonnellRich]

The original is star of the story by heatwave

[@ericbaker9688]

WOW what a tragedy! Dad makes $75 a week and $35 of it goes to rent. Supplemental income comes at a price. Especially back then because there were so many ppl against it and trying to block it. They were real cruel back then. Especially in helping the needy. And most of those set backs were against the women. Left with the kids and Dad burn off as a player/loser. So they had horrendous programs that if a woman/family wanted government support she had to be fixed. Destroy her womb basically so kids won't come.. I feel sorry for the women who had to take that route. Even since then over the years they have been trying to implement that old strategy but have failed in most cases..GOOD! I get it! Don't make them if you can't support them but life shouldn't stop because of it.. because some are planned and some are not..and social reform back then geared more towards whites. Majority of Minorities couldn't find work anyway because of bigotry. So they were forced into poverty and had sex to ease the tension 😏. So babies came!! But it's not too different from then except for a few changes . poor is still poor!!

[@kennedymcgovern5413]

Another interesting historical video to watch. I really love these. The 1960s, beginning with LBJ's Great Society" were the beginning of the end for poor people. Once Johnson sold the nation on the falsehood that poverty is an affliction rather than a choice, poverty became a permanent condition for many. Think about it, if you don't understand how your choices cause your circumstance, you have no motivation to change anything. Buy these means, generations of families have been kept in the chains of poverty, and that is the way the government likes it! After all, if you find out someday you do not "need" the government, you'll start voting for those who want to scale back government. This video really sheds light on that fatal "victim mentality" that was born in it's era. I started life poor. I had no money, no way to get an education, and not much of a "chance." Had I accepted that it was someone else's fault, I would have just accepted it and if I had done that, I'd still be poor. Instead, I joined the US Navy and served in the fleet for four years. That got me the money to go to college. Then I worked full time by night, went to school by day, regularly went 4 days or more without sleep to get all of my school work done and pay my rent. Two of those 8 semesters, I had to choose between that rent and tuition...so I slept in my car and showered in the University gym. After graduating, I TOOK THE TIME to build a solid career for myself BEFORE making a decision to have children. I was 34 when I had my first kid, and had put all of the foundations in place so that I could afford to take care of them. CHOICES! No one poor today started with less than I did. I am not poor because I made better CHOICES. Poverty is not a disease, and the poor are not victims. Poverty is the end result of bad choices.

[@bryanmelton5538]

THAT'S GREAT SO TRUE THANK YOU

[@adamsandler2792]

Typical right wing bullshit. Plenty of impoverished people are there because of no fault of their own.

[@Hefcvgjjvsgh]

Yep. Right wing BS. If it doesn’t affect them personally, they dgaf.

[@freethinkinmelanin6795]

You are a fool if you think the system is designed for everyone to be able to get out of poverty. There has to be poor people. How else will they have people desperate enough to take jobs that don't pay a livable wage???

[@williamhiles7404]

He better hope nothin' ever goes wrong for 'em, like health crisis, accident, and need help 'cause his finances get wiped out by the cost of care etc. Happens to people everyday. One of the reasons Social Security came about. Same with Medicare. Better hope those aren't 'defunded', as they are want to do nowadays. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹

[@LonnellRich]

Star of the story originally by heatwave

[@mrp3263]

This dude is the dude.. atta boy.

[@donttalktomeyoureannoying8736]

Did Robert Morse narrate this documentary?

[@cedricliggins7528]

55:00-58:00 I have no idea what they are talking about

[@kennedymcgovern5413]

This just gets absolutely ridiculous toward the end. I am listening to people complain, because free money is not being given to them easily enough. THIS...is why people no longer want to help.

[@IPULCOLUMBIA]

Where is this?

[@joseantoniomoch4006]

People were better back then.

[@jchow5966]

This eas fascunating to watch. Dad to know that many of these programs have been cut and many people do not want to invest in helping the poor. I was a kid when this was aired abd I can remember how concerned my middle class parents and their friends and society weee about poverty. ☮️

[@jayfbee]

In crisis... Not crises.

[@sm0kybluedaze394]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@FirstPeterr]

Stop having kids if you are in poverty.

[@troylee4196]

People have sex when stressed

[@sarahwright8645]

@@troylee4196True. It’s the only joy some people get.

[@RappersDigest]

🍿

[@rosu5726]

This is upsetting. Kids are horrible

[@bryanmelton5538]

THAT'S BULL U LIVE THAT WAY BECAUSE U WANT TO THE DAD'S WALK AWAY BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT REAL MEN

[@mknightyt]

Let's overturn Roe and see if we return to the good old days of the 50s because the past has no affect on the future

[@Hefcvgjjvsgh]

WTAF are you trying to say

[@ChipWhitingtonIII]

But.... but.... white privilege.....

[@GrxndDxD]

But but Black people take all the welfare....

[@IceManLikeGervin]

@@GrxndDxD More Caucasians are on welfare than African Americans in the USA...

[@cd.cd.cd.cd-cd]

The fact that some whites are poor doesn't negate the reality of white privilege, genius

[@ottomc560]

This guy is trying to deny the existence white privilege in 1966..1966.....bruh

[@muppoboy]

@@cd.cd.cd.cd-cd if white privilege is a reality then why do people have to pretend to be a minority to get into colleges? If white privilege is a reality then why do whites lose their jobs when disagreeing with a minority over a political viewpoint yet blacks can openly call for violence against whites with zero repercussions? If white privilege is a reality why do white men get picked last for government jobs under minority’s based solely on the color of their skin and not their achievements or merits? If white privilege is such a reality why do working class whites have to foot the bill for every other ethnic identity (accept Asians) to use public transportation, health care, social benefits.. everybody knows that whites and Asians put more into the systems then they use. White privilege is a myth.

[@939449]

I wonder why there are no network produced series like this anymore?

[@chickenlittle6756]

Because they wouldn't be able to brainwash and distort to the past to a population who knows real history. They lie constantly about why things ended up where we are now, what really went on, and what sides did what. They were already telling partial stories back then to influence thinking or feeling a certain way. The easiest way to conquer and control a group is to divide them against each other because if they are their own enemies they don't realize you're actually their enemy. When governments do it it's called identity politics. It also made it possible for them to destroy communities and make them dependent on the system instead of independent as individuals which was done to sway voting and hold that group of people down along with policies that required a mother to be single to receive welfare and checked in to make sure no father was in the home. They also use to sterilize black mothers (until roe v. Wade) then they moved planned Parenthood to black communities and encouraged abortion as safe and then eventually free now. They allowed crime to spiral in the same areas for decades and over the years as communities ask for help they eventually started using identity politics and the same partial truth in the media to influence the community to fear and hate law enforcement further causing social and economic problems in that community. There so much in the past and even written into Kennedy's / Lyndon b. Civil rights act then following welfare programs that it was clear the legal procedures and requirements would destroy the African American communities and schools and in our government currently both parties are the same people same enemy all in it together paid by the same corporations. they control everything from division so that we don't focus on healthcare or any of our actual problems as a country. I was born and raised in Anniston Al where the freedom riders bus was burned. The town had paired up white and black churches and police depts. And it was adopted into 200 other cites as the Anniston model we had relative peace and integration through the next few years. Libraries hospital things like that. Then in 65 the klan was mad because our newspaper businesses radio station everything and everyone besides their group had gone on for years about the shock and devistation the bus burning had brought on the whole community and we had moved to integrate. They marched with their visitors from all over through Anniston one night and three men left from that event and rode by a car with two black men headed home from work they shot the driver Willie p. Brewster and he died. The town paper got on the phone and had citizens calling everyone they knew to ask would you put your name in the paper or donate some money towards demanding the shooters caught. The next day the front page ad was a 20,000 dollar reward and a list 285 prominent people demanding the guilty party be turned in because our town refused to be controlled by secret acts of violence or fear and we don't stand for abuse or violence towards an innocent person. Then the man was turned in. He was convicted by an all white jury in 1965. First time a white man was found guilty of murdering a black man . No one every hears that Anniston literally stood up to the kkk by name and 20,000 dollars and convicted a white man in 1965 of shooting a black man because we wouldn't stand for a small group of evil to control this community. We have plaques and memorials to everything that happened here it's beautiful to go look at it all commemorated. Unless you live here and sometimes even if you do you don't know anything besides Anniston is a hate filled evil town of racists right; but we literally said get out to the klan through legislation but the wins don't help to make people hate each other you know. When that happened here we found out the fbi was communicating with the klan the whole time and weren't going to turn them in or warn us they planned to burn churches for coming together across color lines. They actually told the kkk that if you give up the names for the rewards and the town hurts you the fbi isn't liable????!!!! So they just weren't going to tell the town they were talking to klans members who knew the killer.That was while Lyndon b. Johnson was pres. And Edgar Hoover was fbi director also while they were listening to everyone Martin Luther king was doing and talking about. trying to stop him and saying he was evil then warning cities of everything king talked about before he arrived. It's disgusting honestly it's also why Barry Goldwater wouldn't sign the civil rights act because he knew it was designed in a way that would ruin black schools and the community but they've always said it was because he didn't stand for civil right no Alabama voted for him to get rid of the wallace era. Because we wanted to not be legally segregated but we just wanted no Jim crow and no klan. The Dems wanted to force black schools to close basically and build projects oh it's so infuriating honestly to know this truth but it's so twisted that no one realizes even though all the evidence is out there. It's unbelievably disgusting thank God their finally moving people from projects into houses and tearing the projects down . Trump actually did that :. .....craziness but I don't care who did it I'm just glad things may be improving. The truth shall set you free🤯. That's why there's no history on tv or any full real history in school. Like that the republican party was created by black slaves and abolitionists standing for equality and freedom. The south started voting them in because the Dems were the people behind the kkk masks in our states literally. Then when we were fighting back people like George Wallace came to the historic black town next to Anniston (Hobson city) when he ran for president and talked to the black communities about desegregation and how racists these republicans were and how wonderful the Dems were knowing a few years earlier he was part of the klan and all for the evil crap we were fighting to stop. They proved themselves racist here by literally being the people terrorizing and killing to keep both sides afraid to fight back. Ironically now they do it through an tifa and "cancel culture" God it's insane the level of brainwashing and seeing what it's managed to make if the black communities that were strong before the Dems started all this and how right Goldwater was how extensively it's damaged the nation and beautiful smart amazing communities, families, and individuals absolutely breaks my heart and I have no clue what could be done besides spreading the truth and thank God hezakya is doing that this is a fantastic channel plus a bunch of classified info about the surveillance of mlk being declassified while trump was in office there's some real stuff in all that omg ..... Stuff the south has said forever that the fbi kkk and deep state killed jfk and mlk because they wanted equality and jfk because he wasn't going to shut schools and do anything in force to so greatly effect communities or make them dependent on a system but give them opportunity. It's so sad

[@apieceofmymind]

Where are you getting these videos from?

[@bossbonita1235]

Perfect song for this video. I can’t understand why poor people are so dirty and lazy!! Just because you’re living in poverty- doesn’t mean you have to be dirty as well as your kids!! Keep your place clean, kids clean, showered, hair brushed- no backwards, dirty dress, just filthy- I didn’t grow up with lots of money, but my mom made us clean, do chores, etc- being unfortunate is no excuse to live in filth! You have running water- keep your kids bathed!!

[@freethinkinmelanin6795]

Possibly because they're depressed

[@ltmathis6524]

@@freethinkinmelanin6795exactly, it’s the weight of hopelessness on them. Without hope people don’t persevere.

[@CoolPonies]

They might not have had running water...I suspect there is other issues in that first family though. Mental illness, substance abuse, DV etc

[@Sqsq909]

I associate the conditions of a persons living place with their mental state

[@sarahwright8645]

That’s right. You can’t understand- so stop judging. On the show hoarders, most of those people are NOT in poverty. The problem is poor mental health. Some middle class and rich people have filthy homes. Stop thinking you’re superior- cuz you’re not.

[@phalosmode3000]

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