@@aladyinlondon I was born an raised in Berkeley. I've since been living in Lancaster ca. Since I was in my late 30's an I'm 55 now this year. I haven't been back home in so long. My fondess memories are the schools I attended, from Columbus elementary on the waterfront, to Malcom x Jr high to Berkeley high. I remember how the high school was open campus an We'd always ditch to go hang out up town. From Shattuck Ave to telegraph Ave an the university. 😄. I really miss there. Down here in Southern California (Lancaster California) continues to be a culture shock for me.😐, when comparing it to Berkeley California (up north there). It's as different as night an day. You don't get the same sense or level of the same liberality as I've always grown up with in Berkeley. I'm constantly asked why I moved down here, an looked at strangely 🤨, when open my mouth to speak. Because they say here that I don't have the L.A. mentality, which over the years, I've come to sort of understand in that comparison to where I come from.😇🤓. So when asked, I say that I've been sent to liberate this part of California more than what it is.😅 well thanks for the video an for listening. I needed those memories today.🤓👍🏾
When I visited my sister who lives in California she took me to many places. Some of which I’ve forgotten but you know. That record shop looks very familiar! Thanks
is berkeley california still a cess pit of hot bed communism and socialism or has it cured itself by finally getting educated about the horrendous genocide and crimes against humanity that happened in central and eastern europe Russia and China and Cambodgia and other places Never visited usa but if I do will only visit mentally sane places of it with private property, rule of law, free speech and so on and no marixsm or lgbt degeneracy and certainly no religious sects or spooky cults
