Inside Miami’s Hidden Violence… A Real Look at Life on the Streets | Take a Ride: Miami

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  @Fresco1914 · 2 years ago

  The biggest threat to the inner city is the no-snitch policy.

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  @STOPMOVINGTOMIAMI-bd5ne · 2 years ago

  Miami needed this documentary, much respect!

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  @DizzyDez. · 3 years ago (edited)

  Broward in the house!!! I've only made it 4min into this but let me just go ahead and say I appreciate all the hard work {I'm sure} this took! And to show people what it's really like instead of JUST THE COLORFUL/LIGHTED PALM TREES YOU SEE ON THE POSTCARDS

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  @pookista · 2 months ago

  When he said "it's on us" i felt it

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  @pambeamon5417 · 4 months ago

  I am so very sorry for the loss of your son, King!  My heart goes out to you and his momma and family.

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  @southernmagnolia2634 · 2 years ago

  This should be shown thru schools thruout the u.s. every child every teenager every adult should and needs to watch this. My heart goes out to Kung Carters family may you always rest in peace King Anthon you are truly an inspiration

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  @prestigious216 · 2 years ago

  Anthon story as well as the man that lost his 6 year old son to gun violence brought tears to my eyes. Anthon losing his father made me think about my grandfather that passed away who was my father. We do have a choice as black people who’s faced trauma due to our environment and our losses. You can either become what you been through or you can overcome it. The choice is yours!

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  @nodseth · 2 years ago

  Accurate AF.  Born and raised and people totally dismiss this part of the 305.

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  @SLiDeWaYz81 · 2 years ago

  There’s no way I could deal with losing son like that.  I feel for anyone that has to live this lifestyle. Sad sad

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  @treme-x1u · 2 years ago

  the beans and overtown beef with subs and opa locka

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  @wesleypugh6860 · 1 year ago

  I grew up with Anthon Jr's father Anthon Sr  and his brothers junior and Sean , they were raised by their father who was a single parent and I remember how great of a father he was to them so I'm not surprised how great of a man Anthon turned out to be RIP Anthon 💔 I remember they was the first family on the block with 3 wheelers and dirt bikes 😂

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  @lesteringram7549 · 2 years ago

  We as black folk really need to watch this. This is the most heartfelt and touching documentary that I've seen in a long time. As a 50 year old father, my face was wet during the segment about King Carter. I felt the pain in his father's voice. The struggle continues. B1

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