Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Blue Hill Avenue: If A Street Could Speak
The murders in late September 2010 of a toddler, his mother and two adult men were described by police as the worst shooting rampage in Boston since 2005. These homicides, as well as other murders in recent months, have largely taken place in urban neighborhoods abutting Blue Hill Avenue, the street that connects Roxbury, Dorchester, Mattapan and suburban Milton. Violence has given this street a tragic notoriety, but it's also a place with a deep history, and a present filled with complexity and alive with growth. You can listen to my four-part series here:
These type of crimes never happened when Blue Hill Avenue was a Jewish Neighborhood. The Blacks moved in in 1968 and destroyed what was a beautiful, thriving, clean and safe community. Now Blue Hill Avenue is nothing but a crime ridden eye sore just like many other neighborhoods across the country that blacks have invaded and destroyed. Blacks are destroying this country one neighborhood at a time.
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