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It's funny how Chicago was set up at that time when we were young. The south side was 99 and 44/100% Black. Then there was a group of Black people on the west side. Now for some reason we on the south side thought we were more affluent because there was more churches over there on the south side, and more of us in schools over there. But here comes Israel Crosby, his sister and a lot of guys o ...
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