1993 - The racial disparity in neighboring Illinois cities
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- In 1993, 60 Minutes correspondent Steve Kroft reported on the racial disparity between the neighboring cities of Belleville and East St. Louis, Illinois.
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1993! 27 years ago. Not long ago and we are still dealing with this today
“We stopped most of them”
The mayor has the same micro smirk on his face as the Police Chief.
I worked in this area around 2005....
This story is nothing new... Every black person can tell you an area that is just like this one ‼️
Business as usual in a lot of the USA. Segregation was never truly abolished.
Constance is gorgeous especially her smile! That old school 90’s look is everything 🙌🏽😍🔥
I'm from East St. Louis. Sadly, this story is presently, still true.
That first black queen is GORGEOUS😭😭😭
I live in Belleville and there's still a lot of racism in this city, especially the Chief of Police.
"U need black employees ". No u need competent employees regardless of ski Color
I rather they just came out and said “we dont want blacks here” cause that’s basically all i heard every time they spoke. Don’t hide your racist ways. The whole town racist
Imagine if we had cameras back then
Thanks for uploading this. Shows absolutely nothing has changed
In 93, the black population was 7%. According to the 2010 census, it had grown to 25%. Interestingly, between 2010 and 2019, Belleville lost 8.4% of its population. It seems “white flight” has come to Belleville.
Notice how the police chief was sweating in that interview. Say a lot.
Racism on full view at its finest.
I’m from chicago: there’s a lot of segregation here, but east St. Louis is one of the poorest places I’ve seen, a grave injustice
Can't see why wanting to keep crap out of your city is a bad thing.
FYI, a lot of the wealthy whites in Belleville in 93, have moved out to the richer whiter cities over the past decades.