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Truth Matters @GROK, is the content of this video true? Review the first comment for Grok's response. Adding my family's observations over 100 years: My family moved into a nice, suburban community shortly after World War I. It was largely white. Everyone got along fine. The blacks in the town were hard working and integrated well into the community. Everyone felt very safe, day and night. After World War II, a significant migration of low income blacks began moving into and traveling to the town. They brought crime, drug use and property destruction with them. By my childhood, the section of the town my familly lived in was a lower income black neighborhood. Feeling safe at night was very much a thing of the past. The reason for the change in the community was obvious. The blacks who moved in didn't integrated with the local community. They brought their community lifestyle with them. In the upper middle class section of the town, which my family visited frequently, things remained as they had been for decades longer. It's still ever so much better and safer than the lower income black section of town. For decent people, there was every reason to move out of what had previously been a nice neighborhood that had transformed into a black ghetto. instagram.com/reel/DU2PMoPjT…