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The Black Woman Who Ruled Harlem & Made Mobsters Terrified

Love Long Gangster Night? Support the channel and keep the stories coming:   / membership   Stephanie St. Clair was a name that struck fear into the hearts of New York's most dangerous mobsters. Born in the Caribbean and arriving in America with nothing, she built a multi-million dollar illegal gambling empire in 1920s Harlem - then stood face-to-face with Dutch Schultz, one of history's most violent gangsters, and told him NO. This is the complete, untold story of "Queenie" - the woman who: ✅ Controlled Harlem's numbers racket during the Harlem Renaissance ✅ Fought a BRUTAL 5-year war against Dutch Schultz & the Italian Mafia ✅ Ran her empire from PRISON ✅ Shot her abusive husband and walked free ✅ Sent a biblical death threat to a dying mobster ✅ Was deliberately erased from history because she was a Black woman While Al Capone became a legend, Stephanie St. Clair was forgotten. This 2-HOUR deep dive reveals: 📍 Her journey from Caribbean poverty to Harlem royalty 📍 How the numbers game worked & why it thrived in Black communities 📍 The mob war that killed 40+ people for control of Harlem 📍 Her alliance with legendary enforcer Bumpy Johnson 📍 Her activism fighting corrupt police & advocating for Black rights 📍 The shocking shooting of Sufi Abdul Hamid 📍 Why history tried to erase her - and why we're bringing her back This isn't just a crime story. It's American history they don't teach in schools. It's the story of Black economic resistance, immigrant success against impossible odds, and a woman who refused to bow to anyone - not the mob, not the police, not a system designed to destroy her. Stephanie St Clair, Queenie, Harlem numbers queen, Dutch Schultz, Bumpy Johnson, Harlem Renaissance, Black history, women gangsters, true crime, organized crime, mafia history, 1920s Harlem, Great Depression, numbers racket, policy banking, Caribbean immigrant, female gangster, mob war, NYPD corruption, Black economic history, Sufi Abdul Hamid, Godfather of Harlem, untold history, hidden history, American crime, prohibition era, women in crime, Black resistance, civil rights, Harlem gangsters #TrueCrime #HarlemHistory #StephanieStClair #Queenie #BlackHistory #WomensHistory #OrganizedCrime #Mobsters #DutchSchultz #BumpyJohnson #HarlemRenaissance #UntoldHistory #Documentary #CrimeDocumentary #HistoricalDocumentary