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When Corner Stores Were Kingdoms: Black Childhood in the 1970s

This documentary-style story takes you into the forgotten world of Black childhood in the 1970s—where corner stores, candy ladies, and ice cream trucks formed an entire economy. Through vivid sensory memories, we explore how African American children growing up in inner-city neighborhoods transformed summer days into adventures using nothing but loose change and imagination. Relive the tastes, sounds, and textures of 1970s corner store memories that defined a generation. A nostalgic journey through forgotten snacks, playground trades, and the unwritten rules of growing up Black in America’s urban neighborhoods.