Life in the Mississippi Delta
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Love this group. I am not from Mississipp, no what that cotton field is like.
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i live in the mississippi delta !!!!!! Cleveland Boy!!!!!!!!!
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Give me a break! I was just there. The reason there are no jobs is because nobdy want's to work. The Democrats have convince the whole area that you should stay home & let the goverment take care of you. A vote for Obama is a vote for your POVERTY!!! LEARN THE TRUTH!!!! GET UP & WORK!!!!
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I'm fortunate to live in the coast.
It's whats keeping the rest of the state afloat.
Well it's a worldwide thing. We've always had the bounty of the sea and can harness it's power for human use. Its also good for global trade.
Your never going to see a failed city by the sea.
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@123sippijacktown1 well, like the life in any large metropolitan area. All the same ills obtain in the rural areas,
they are just less concentrated.
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yes it is by the standard of the us it is get out of denial
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what urban nightmare
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@angstjames MOST LIKE ME,, FEEL COLLEGE IS A DEPT TRAP! SCHOOL ISNT FOR EVERY PERSON, U MAY HAVE DEGREES, BUT EVERY1 ELSE ISNT FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO PAY FOR COLLEGE! VIDEOS LIKE THIS REMINDS ME OF MY HOME TOWN IN FLORIDA,, BUT LUCKILY I WAS BLESSED TO GET AWAY AT A YOUNG AGE! BUT NEVER KNOCK SOMEONES STRUGGLE, CAUSE U NEVER KNO WHY THEY'RE IN THAT POSITION!
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Poverty probably is still in some parts of Mississippi. POVERTY is all of the U.S.; however, life choices keep some of us in poverty.You have got to graduate from high school and continue your education by obtaining a college degree or some other skill by attending a trade school or something.
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rural Mississippi is heaven compared to urban nightmares. Interesting video tho
omg...first time seeing this. im from lambert, mississippi of course part of the delta...I EVEN SEEN A PIC IN THIS VIDEO OF THE TOWN. I recently moved to new york. and i see how people take advantage of the things they have here. YOU NEVER APPRECIATE WHERE YOU ARE OR WHERE YOURE GOING UNLESS YOU KNOW AND UNDERSTAND WHERE U CAME FROM. I Will never forget what people go through in the south. i wasnt in poverty but i understand and witnessed what it was like.
shundra32 2 years ago 5
I like that "those who were left behind". Now remember that because all blacks have family that made it off the plantation, ran north(literally), & did well. These people(myself included) are the remnants of the slaves that had no where to go after slavery was abolished. See my grandfather/father was a cotton picker. I have touched the cotton sacks & seen the graves. But its up to each generation to better the next until we get ourselves out...mentally, emotionally, & financially! If you payin
MegaMindFrame 1 year ago 4