The South Philly neighborhood of my childhood - during segregation
Had black-owned businesses on every corner, church baseball teams, and elderly folks could walk safely without fear
By News on the Net -- Bob Woodson—— Bio and Archives--April 14, 2026
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"We were broke, but we were not poor." Poverty doesn't have to be depravity.
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The South Philly neighborhood of my childhood - during segregation- had black-owned businesses on every corner, church baseball teams, and elderly folks could walk safely without fear. "We were broke, but we were not poor." Poverty doesn't have to be depravity.
— Bob Woodson (@BobWoodson)April 14, 2026
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