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The show occasionally refers to the neighborhood by its often-used nickname "Bed-Stuy Do or Die". A selection from Black Enough; Stories of Being Young & Black in America , "The Ingredients" by Jason Reynolds, takes place in Bed-Stuy, involving a group of friends walking home from Kosciuszko Pool .
4 apr 2012 · What do you think? Should we feel free to once again embrace the “Bed-Stuy Do or Die” moniker, or should we do away with it altogether? Take our poll, and tell us what you think in the...
10 mar 2016 · Hard years followed for what became known as “do or die” Bed-Stuy. The government redlined the area in the 1940s, making it nearly impossible for African-American residents to secure a...
Bed Stuy: Do or Die: Directed by Daniel Bishop. A group of Volunteers work the tough inner city streets of New York, saving lives on an old disused ambulance.
9. Reclaiming ‘Do Or Die’ Beyond its community, Bed-Stuy has developed a reputation as an unsafe neighborhood, inflicted with gangs, drugs and violence, and illuminated by its infamous battle cry ‘Do or Die Bed-Stuy.’
28 giu 2017 · For decades after 1950, in the minds of outsiders, and many residents as well, Bed-Stuy’s nickname “Do or Die” captured the spirit of the place. It was a neighborhood of hopeless black poverty, mean streets, meaner housing projects, and a homicide rate that had reporters reaching for war metaphors.
3 lug 2019 · Neighborhoods to the west of Bed-Stuy such as Fort Greene and Clinton Hills have gone from heavily African-American to much more mixed; more whites and Asians have moved in, and with their influx have come more upscale restaurants and shops, and higher housing prices and higher rents.
