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If black people are so oppressed in the US, why is it that African immigrants generally thrive and succeed economically?“Immigrant vigor”Arnold Schwarzenegger: White American, Europe Immigrant. Fitness Celebrity, Actor, Politician. Net worth $400 million.Average White American: Average income $65,902 (2019), net worth -$92,727. 45.16% have a Highschool diploma with no further degrees.Immigrants are harder workers than average Americans statistically. it’s Not a Black thing its an Immigrant thing.My Mom & Dad (Caribbean) both lived in house with tin roofs and dirt floors. The second my parents came to this country they got as many jobs as possible, saved their money, got their education and started exceeding the average American within 10 years. They had kids (me), passed down their immigrant work ethic. I had 2 jobs while going to school full time. I started my own business after college. By 21 I paid off all my student loans and owned 2 homes.*UpdateI hate that everything is about “race”, but I can't avoid talking about it. My success as a Black man isn’t indicative of a world without racism or prejudice. Most American immigrants benefits from the hardships African-Americans experienced. There would be no Korean doctors, Indian Engineers if African-Americans didn't fight for equality.When African Americans did achieved success over the average American in this country racist killed them in mass numbers, they looted their businesses and homes and burned everything to the ground. The story of Black Wall Street (Tulsa Race massacar) is one of such incidences. Tulsa Oklahoma was a highly successful African American city:When their education, and businesse started exceeding their White counterparts racist systematically when to every successful Black city and town, including Tulsa, and killed as many Black's as they could. Then they looted and burned down their property. *I have a full list of massacaes against African-American at the bottom.Captured “Negroes” before being shot and put into mass Graves:Tulsa Race MassacreDuring the Tulsa Race Massacre (also known as the Tulsa Race Riot), a white mob attacked residents, homes and businesses in the predominantly black Greenwood neighborhood of Tulsa, Oklahoma over 18 hours on May 31-June 1, 1921.https://www.history.com/topics/roaring-twenties/tulsa-race-massacreI’m Black but in addition to African I'm part Irish, Indian, Chinese, and little Native American ancestry. Because of this I have family that varies a lot. I'm into real-estate and I've had the police called on me more than I can count. But I adapt. This is my cousin, when she stays out the sun for a few weeks she White:I used her “Whiteness” to help me make deals I couldn't. On the flip side my other cousin (looks Indian) loss her position as a real-estate agent after 9/11 (Mohammed is her dads last name) . But she's not a quitter. Instead she catered to the Muslim community during that time and got good clientele. Also not everyone is racist. I grew up with a diverse group in New York, many were also immigrants or children of immigrants but not all. You have to find alliances with good people regardless of their labels.Immigrants are not immune to racism, but I work hard and I try to live by this motto: Luck Is What Happens When Preparation Meets Opportunity. " - SenecaI try to stay prepared.Here is the full list mentioned from previous:*African-American Massacres of the 1800's & 1900’s1824: October 18 Providence, R.I. Hardscrabble Riots1829: June- August: Cincinnati, OH Cincinnati Riots of 18291831: Providence, R.I. Snow Town Riots1834: July 7 New York City, N, Y Farren Riots1834: August 12 Philadelphia, PA Flying Horse Riot1836: April and July Cincinnati, OH Cincinnati riots of 18361841: September Cincinnati, OH Cincinnati riots of 18411855: Cincinnati, OH1863: March 6 Detroit, MI Detroit Race Riot of 18631863: July 13-16. NYC City, NY New York City Draft Riots1866: May 1-3 Memphis, Tennessee Memphis Riots of 18661866: June Charleston, SC1866: July 30. New Orleans, LA New Orleans Riot of 18661867: Pulaski, Tennessee Pulaski Riot1868: September 28 Opelousas, LA Opelousas Massacre1868: September 19 Camilla, Georgia Camilla Riot of 18681870: Eutaw, Alabama Eutaw Riot of 18701870: June Alamance, N.C. Kirk-Holden War1870: October 20 Laurens, SC Laurens County Riot1871: March Meridian, MS Meridian Race Riot of 18711872: Louisiana1873: April 13 Colfax, LA Colfax Massacre1874: July 29 Vicksburg, MS Vicksburg Riot of 18741874: September 14 New Orleans, LA Liberty Place Riot1874: August Coushatta, Louisiana Coushatta Massacre1874: November 3 Eufaula, Alabama Election Riot of 18741875: September 1 Yazoo City, MS Yazoo City Race Riot of 18751875: September 4 Clinton, Mississippi The Clinton Riot1876: July 4 Hamburg, SC Hamburg Massacre1884: Cin1891: October 18 Omaha, NE Omaha riot of 1891.1898: October 12 Virden, IL Virden Massacre1898: November Wilmington, NC Wilmington Insurrection of 18981898: February 22 Lake City, South Carolina Lake City Mob1898: November 9-14 Greenwood County, S.C. Phoenix Election Riot1899: April 23 Coweta, GA Lynching of Sam Hose1899: September 19 Carterville, IL*African-American Massacres of the 1900's1900: July 23- 27 New Orleans, LA Robert Charles Riots1900: August 13- 17 New York City, NY New York City Race Riot1901: August Pierce City, MO Riot1903: April Joplin, MO1903: July Boston, MA1904: March Springfield, OH1906: January Chattanooga, TN1906: April 14 Springfield, MO1906: April Greensburg, IN1906: August 13-14 Brownsville, TX Brownsville Raid of 19061906: September 22-24 Atlanta, GA Atlanta Race Riot of 19061907: August 10 Onancock, VA Onancock Race Riot 19071908: August 14 Springfield, IL Springfield Race Riot of 19081910: July 4 Nationwide1910: July Palestine, TX1916: May 15 Waco, TX Jesse Washington1917: May 28. July 2. St.Louis, MO East St. Louis Riot1917: July 31-August 4 Chester, PA Chester Race Riot1917: August 23. Houston, TX Houston Riot1917: New York City, NY1917: September 1 Lexington, KY Race Riot of 19171917: Chicago, IL1917: Youngstown, Ohio1918: May 16-23 Valdosta, GA1918: July 26 Philadelphia, PA Race Riot of 19181918: August 18 Camp Merritt, NJ1918: Dewey, OklahomaRed Summer of 19191919: July 19-23. Washington, D.C.1919 (Red summer) Red Summer - Wikipedia:1919: September 25-28. Omaha, Nebraska1919: May 10 Charleston, South Carolina1919: May 25 Milan, Georgia1919: July 10 Longview, Texas1919: August 30 Knoxville, Tennessee1919: August 21, September 16. New York City, New York1919: August 27-28. Laurens County, Georgia1919: October 1 Elaine, Arkansas1919: June 13 New London, Connecticut1919: July 3 Bisbee, Arizona1919: April 13 Millen, Georgia1919: July 7. July 31. Philadelphia, Penn1919: July 15 Port Arthur, Texas1919: July 21 Norfolk, Virginia1919: Argo, Illinois1919: July 31 Syracuse, New York1919: Ocmulgee, Georgia1919: Mid Aug/Sep. Baltimore, Maryland1919: November 13-1. Wilmington, Delaware1919: Waukegan, Illinois1919: August 5 Lexington, Nebraska1919: August 18 Mulberry, Florida1919: July 27- August 3 Chicago, Illinois1919: October 4-5 Gary Indiana.1919: October 9 Donora, Pennsylvania1919: October 10 Hubbard, Ohio1919: October 30 Corbin, Kentucky1919: November 22 Bogalusa, Louisiana.1919: May 10 Sylvester, Georgia.1919: May 29 Putnam, Georgia1919: 31 May Monticello, Mississippi1919: 13 June Memphis, Tennessee1919: June 27 Macon, Mississippi.1919: June 27 Annapolis, Maryland.1919: July 5 Scranton, Pennsylvania1919: July 6 Dublin, Georgia1919: July 8 Coatesville, Pennsylvania1919: July 9 Tuscaloosa, Alabama1919: July 11 Baltimore, Maryland1919: July 23 New Orleans, Louisiana1919: July 23 Darby, Pennsylvania1919: July 26 Hobson City, Alabama1919: July 28 Newberry, South Carolina1919: July 31 Bloomington, Illinois1919: August 4 Hattiesburg, Mississippi1919. August 6 Texarkana, Texas1919: August 29 Ocgulmee, Georgia1920: Chicago, Illinois1921: May 30- June 1. Tulsa, OK Black Wall Street Massacre1922. May 6, June 9 Kirven, Texas1923: January 1. Rosewood, FL Rosewood Massacre1930: October 12-15 Sainte Genevieve, MO1931: March Scottsboro, AL1935: March 19 Harlem, NY Harlem Riot of 19351943: May Mobile, AL1943: June Los Angeles, CA Zoot Suit Riot1943: June 15-16 Beaumont, TX Beaumont Race Riot of 19431943: June 20 Detroit, MI Detroit Race Riot1943: August 1 Harlem, NY Harlem Riot of 19431949: August-September Peekskill, NY1951: July 11-12 Cicero County, IL Cicero Race Riot1958: Maxton, NC Battle of Hayes Pond1959: February Pearl River County, MS1960: April Biloxi Beach, MS1962: October Oxford, MS Uni of Mississippi1963: September 30. Oxford, MS Ole Miss Riot1963: July 11 Cambridge, MD Cambridge riot of 1963 1963: May 13 Birmingham, AL Bombings1964: July Brooklyn, NY1964: July 18 Harlem, NY Harlem Riot of 19641964: July 24-26 Rochester, NY Rochester riot1964: August Jersey City, NJ1964: August Paterson, NJ1964: August Elizabeth, NJ1964: August Chicago, IL1964: August 28 Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia 1964 race riot1965: March 7 Selma, AL Bloody Sunday1965: July Springfield, MA1965: August 11-17 Los Angeles, CA Watts Riot1966: July 18 Cleveland, Ohio Hough Riots1966: July 4 Omaha, NE1966: September Dayton, OH1966: September San Francisco, CA Hunter's Point1967: June Atlanta, GA1967: June 6 Boston, MA1967: June 11 Tampa, FL Tampa Riot1967: May 22 Houston, TX Texas Southern University Riot 1967: July 22 Detroit, MI Detroit riot1967: June 26- July 1 Buffalo, NY Buffalo Riot1967: July 30 Milwaukee, WI Milwaukee Riot1967: July 21 Minneapolis, MN Minneapolis North Side Riots1967: July 12-17 Newark, NJ Newark riots1967: July 16 Plainfield, NJ Plainfield riots1967: July 24 Cambridge, MD Second Cambridge Race Riot1967: June 11-16 Cincinnati, OH Avondale Riot1967: July Newark, NJ1967: July Detroit, MI1967: Birmingham, AL1967: Chicago, IL1967: New Britain, CT1967 Rochester, NY1968: February 8 Orangeburg, SC Orangeburg massacre1968: April Nationwide riots Assassination of MLKList of incidents of civil unrest in the United States - WikipediaListed are major episodes of civil unrest in the United States. This list does not include the numerous incidents of destruction and violence associated with various sporting events. [1]https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_incidents_of_civil_unrest_in_the_United_States

I’ve lived here in Las Vegas NV my whole life. For 26 years. I grew up in the las vegas area. I can tell you everything about neighborhoods here because I have studied real estate and love exploring. Any where east of the stratosphere is very bad and called “naked city” poverty level is extremely high there. Anywhere north of downtown fremont street expierence is very bad and lots of dilapidated homes. (north las vegas blvd east washington etc…) Also s eastern and E bonanza rd are very bad E bonanza 13th street I would stay away from. Court houses are down there and low income housing. Fremont st. and eastern is very bad as well pretty much anywhere on eastern heading north just gets worse and worse. Huntridge area has tried to revitalize by having (mid-century modern homes) but only certain homes look nice and even though they have revitalized you still can’t put lipstick on a pig. The area is crime infested with low poverty and high unemployment rates. Especially along maryland pkwy and e charleston. Anywhere on maryland pkwy on the east side of las vegas is bad very bad. don’t be fooled by the revitilzation of only some of the homes. Real estate and home owners try to sell the homes that they flipped for 300,000 don’t fall for it the home will not be a good investment and I’ve met home owners that fell for the flipping craze in that area and they are underwater and want out! West las vegas is bad as well. Very old part of las Vegas and was hard hit by the recession it will never be good in west las vegas no matter what the city tries to do. Its always been a low income part of Vegas. I hope I helped! If you want to be safe in Vegas stay on the strip or on fremont st just don’t go to far east on fremont st once you start seeing the street signs turn into numbers turn the other way! Or what we like to say in Vegas if the street signs are not green turn around. if the signs turn blue then you know what to do ;]! Hope I helped!!

Do you know how real estate specialists contrast with lawyers concerning how they can help home dealers or purchasers? When selling or purchasing property, it's in every case best to depend on the specialists, particularly with regards to lawful desk work, charge archives, and other imperative cycles.While some real estate specialists have the information to help you complete desk work rather than a real estate legal counselor, these two experts are not the equivalent.They offer various types of assistance and which one(s) you should employ relies upon your particular necessities, your own insight into real estate — and now and then, the laws in your state.Here, we'll give a diagram of the administrations each gives, regular expenses related to recruiting each sort of expert, and how to pick who you eventually use for selling (or purchasing) a property.Lawyer versus Real Estate Agent When Selling a HomeREAL ESTATE AGENTSA real estate specialist guides you through the whole cycle of selling or purchasing your property. On account of a posting specialist assisting with selling your property, their administrations incorporate deciding any fixes required prior to posting, your property's best posting value, advertising, facilitating open houses and showings, haggling with purchasers, assisting with desk work, and going to your end.LEGAL SUPPORT -https://kvartiraved.ru/sdelki-s-nedvizhimostyu/Bunches of people can't help thinking about what a real estate specialist does the entire day. Trust me, it is a ton!Your representative is a promoter for you as you explore the numerous means to selling your property. A full-administration specialist will help you from the second you choose to sell your property until the last shutting date when you hand over the keys to the new proprietors.While not in fact prepared in law, real estate specialists are needed to have intensive information about the standard shutting strategies and precise finishing of the records that go with the cycle.The amount DO REAL ESTATE AGENTS COST?Specialists are paid depending on how much your property is sold for — generally 5-6% altogether, half of which goes to your posting specialist and a half to the purchaser's representative. On a $200,000 property, this implies you can hope to pay between $10,000-$12,000 altogether in real estate commissions except if you pick a rebate specialist or a level charge MLS administration.REAL ESTATE ATTORNEYSIn 21 expresses, the purchaser should carry a real estate lawyer to shutting. A few states require both purchaser and merchant to have legitimate portrayal. In the excess states, you can purchase or sell a property without legitimate portrayal, and a real estate specialist will get the job done.Your neighborhood specialist ought to be capable rapidly to reveal to you the guidelines for your specific state however right now expresses that expect purchasers to carry a real estate legal counselor to shutting incorporate Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, and West Virginia.As their title suggests, real estate lawyers manage the lawful part of the exchange of real estate. They have an extraordinary comprehension of real estate law and involvement with managing the numerous subtleties that join it.Real estate lawyers won't assist with the whole cycle as a specialist does, yet their work is generally centered around the lawful undertakings paving the way to shutting, including drafting and title issues, liens and agreements, and move of deeds and titles. These lawyers can likewise assist landowners with consistent rental applications and rent arrangements.Real estate lawyers are especially useful when managing business properties, insolvencies, dispossessions, or short deals. These are surprising conditions where a conventional specialist probably won't see real estate laws that administer the exchange. In these cases, it very well might be a smart thought to employ a real estate legal advisor — regardless of whether your state doesn't need one by law.