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Zay Fucifino
Zay Fucifino  
3 ans

Growing up I heard so much about Harlem, one of the things I heard was that the people of Harlem were tough. Well, guess I'll take their word for it. Even though it doesn't look anywhere near close to tough but...times change and...you know what? #nevermind

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Semahj El

It’s never wise to judge the many by the few/one. And vise versa.
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ONAWA X

Yes they were and not just Harlem...indeed it was a different time. the drug heroin and cocaine along with alcohol was they biggest weapon.. Give them guns now and here we are. Oh but they got a wake up call in Montgomery 👀
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ONAWA X

What that man say"I didn't know a 65 year old man could hit like that" yeah when all his life he had to build bridges, roads, etc. 🤣🤣🤣 He got that nose broken..old school and young school together is what it's going to take
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LoveExcelsAll

Growing Up In Harlem was dope, even though kk got murdered by police when we were like 10.
No justice was the program, and later they Abner Luima, and Sean Bell'ed n*ggas. Yes it was rough, and we smoked dust, robbed drug dealers/police, and kicked the sh*t out of sucka pimps twice our age, but when I came back Bill Clinton had an office, and white people were walking around all comfortable. She had changed.... It was all downhill from there... The yuppies turned thug (prison) mooks out, and sh*t got weird...
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