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History Untold: A San Antonio neighborhood next to wealthy suburb

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Just west of McCullough Avenue, across from the elegant homes in Olmos Park, is the Kenwood neighborhood, a once blighted area of sub-standard shotgun houses and unpaved streets.
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16 мар 2023

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@alonzibb5397 Год назад

Wonderful and interesting story! More of these please :) ❤

@lisachavez3538 8 месяцев назад

Was just told about ice houses and how San Antonio was suppose to be Hollywood but didn't because of the weather, so now just going through videos, love this story❤

@javierperez2168 2 месяца назад

I like what she said. “what else do you need Home & Love”

@knighttoking7926 Год назад

If you have family that loves their children, and invests their time in their children to give them the best possible start in life, you then have a better chance than anyone with a fancy house.

@corneliog310 8 месяцев назад

This is real news. We need to teach our kids about things like this and less nonsense about the bs DA.

@iwatchulearn Год назад

good story

@Hotrodford Год назад

OLMOS PARK IS NOT A PART IF THE CITY OF SAN ANTONIO! It’s its own city. When the news person said OLMOS park one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in San Antonio.

@RomeoCowboy-kt7nm 11 месяцев назад

Olmos Park has to rely on SATX for fire and police on the regular. The city needs to reevaluate its fiduciary relationship with Olmos Park

@Hotrodford 11 месяцев назад

@@RomeoCowboy-kt7nm they may occasionally ask San Antonio for assistance on police and fire calls but so do other cities. They all help each other if they are asked to. They are a legit chartered independent city. San Antonio has no power over them.

@user-ix9cp7nj8t 13 дней назад

@@Hotrodfordfuck limos park we used to go down their to break into houses and crack hoes open 😂

@towritemichelle210 Год назад

These are very interesting

@andresinsurriaga1082 Год назад

Well the best thing their parents gave them was a work ethic. The kids nowadays want to have it all without ever putting in the time or effort.

@june4135 Месяц назад

Yawn. Guess what the generation before YOU said about your generation. Pointless juvenoia.

@andresinsurriaga1082 Месяц назад

@@june4135 You don't know me. I worked like a dog sonce the time I was 12 years old.

@june4135 Месяц назад

@@andresinsurriaga1082 Does that change anything about my comment? Or yours?

@andresinsurriaga1082 Месяц назад

@@june4135 There is a difference between cleverness and impertinence.

@june4135 Месяц назад

@@andresinsurriaga1082 Yeah, like dunking on the generations under you because you feel like you're better. I won't respond anymore, carry on

@june4135 Месяц назад

I see that house in the background regularly, lol

@jetjack74 Год назад

Shows you how successful families can be, when family remains intact. These 2 ladies got the support they needed to excel by the support from their parents, not the government.

@knwdtx210kwgz7 Год назад

Kenwood Texas.....

@andresinsurriaga1082 Год назад

No, San Antonio, Texas--the area of the city is called Kenwood.

@SharonBoston-fq2zz Год назад

Sonic menu

@leestill3733 Год назад

😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇

@tangledline Год назад

If this city grew from a small dot...how did the northside thrive while the southside didn't? History says "poor leadership and racism".

@TucoJames Год назад

bc ppl wanted to better themselves. I'm Hispanic we moved North

@tangledline Год назад

@@TucoJames What year were you born? You would have to have been born in the 30s-60s to experience racism in San Antonio. There are a ton of stories about it. Im Gen X myself and I hear these stories from everyone in their 60s and up easily. We are talking REAL racism..Not the crap they call racism today. (I didnt get cheese on my burger..you are racist..lol)

@Hoes_Mad Год назад

@@tangledline Redlining

@tangledline Год назад

@@Hoes_Mad Sounds about right. One old guy told me the Police were real bad about it and I didnt believe him and then there were more and more. Seems the Police were the main enforcers. I even heard about people getting arrested for vagrancy if they just stood around.