PROTEST THE RACIST AND PRO-GENTRIFICATION BLOG DITMAS PARK BLOG
When: November 29th @ 3pm
Where: In front of Purple Yam restaurant in Cortelyou (It is the favorite restaurant of DITMASPARKBLOG.COM and their evil gentrification friends)
Why: We will be protesting outside of this restaurant to send a message that African-Americans and other minorities in this neighborhood will not be ignored or pushed out.
LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD!
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Is Ditmas Park Blog Racist?
This is a question that long time residents should be asking themselves. It appears that this website that is supposed to promote our neighborhood does not allow African-Americans or other minorities to post. One could say that they are trying to purge long time minority residents both online and off. It isn't enough that they have made a concerted effort to drive out the minority businesses on Cortelyou, now they want to drive out the remaining minority residents in an effort to create their all-white utopia in Brooklyn.
As someone who has been here before these people were probably ever born, I will not be silenced.
As someone who has been here before these people were probably ever born, I will not be silenced.
Monday, November 16, 2009
Welcome
This website will be dedicated to exposing those who seek to gentrify Ditmas Park and force the long term residents - many of which are minorities out.
I am a long time resident having raised five children with my husband who is a doctor. When we first moved here it was a neighborhood of middle class blacks and immigrants. No more. A few of my fellow friends and neighbors and I have formed the Friends of Ditmas Park group and plan to do everything possible to make Ditmas Park what it was before.
I am a long time resident having raised five children with my husband who is a doctor. When we first moved here it was a neighborhood of middle class blacks and immigrants. No more. A few of my fellow friends and neighbors and I have formed the Friends of Ditmas Park group and plan to do everything possible to make Ditmas Park what it was before.
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