Tiger Bay is my Home

[@Plumduff3303]

Brilliant film thanks

[@needles1987]

During World War 2, Tiger Bay attracted many black American soldiers because of all the blacks living there.

[@wildfire160]

Thats not the only reason ...many of them went there because though the pubs wouldn't serve them(i believe they were told not to) in Cardiff down the Bay they refused to not serve them which is why they went there,people tend to forget that the Docks and Butetown were a mixed community and at least when i lived there(1950s/60s) there was no racial tension inside the area it always seemed to be from outside

[@paulwhite9264]

I was looking for fills in Swansea not Cardiff

[@bashtherich5372]

YJB

[@jiwjiwfilms4835]

Who is the man talking from 1 minute onwards?

[@bestmewow8976]

your mother

[@tommyhassan3545]

Nino abdi

[@yasminbegum4235]

His name is Keith Abdi

[@dadpool3401]

Big up Cf10

[@kevintrace5396]

Black or white we r all the same

[@nicolasbreithaupt2607]

I shall back home one day, bkk

[@wildfire160]

I go back occasionality...i sit on the Esplanade wall(which is just about all that's still there) and just remember what it used to be

[@mic_derin]

Sounds like a cork accent mixed with welsh

[@Spacecookie-]

There were a lot of Irish people living in the area too. It was a real multi-cultural hot-spot. My mother, after we had moved, was still in touch with a lady from there who I had known as Anunty Theresa, and she (aunt Theresa) had such a thick Irish accent. I used to play with her children when I was a wee babby, but we didn't maintain contact, so I have the barest memory of her. We moved to a different part of Cardiff when I was about 2-3 years old.

[@wildfire160]

Its a Kardiff accent...his was a little bit boarder but a lot of Cardiffians have it...