The Bachelors: The Bronx Street Gang They Tried Erasing From NYC History (1970s) скачать в хорошем качестве

The Bachelors: The Bronx Street Gang They Tried Erasing From NYC History (1970s)

🔥Before the internet rewrote NYC history, The Bachelors were already legendary.🔥 This video takes you back to the 1970s Bronx, New York, uncovering the forgotten legacy of one of NYC’s biggest and most influential street gangs — The Bachelors. Through rare photographs and historical receipts, we explore their rise from the Bronx in the 1960s, their expansion across NYC, and their many divisions including the Supreme, Imperial, Deadly, Royal, Midnight, Soul, Cypress, Young, and JR Imperial Bachelors. Led by their Supreme President Black Tony Oquendo (RIP)🕯️, The Bachelors were a multi-racial street organization united by Puerto Rican & Black solidarity. Their now-destroyed mural on 152nd Street in the Bronx, featuring Puerto Rican and Pan-African flags, stands as proof against false narratives pushed by outsiders and sellouts. If you’re talking about the biggest NYC street gangs of the 1970s, The Bachelors MUST be part of that conversation. 📢 Please share this video everywhere — Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit, forums, group chats — help preserve real NYC history. #TheBachelors #SupremeBachelors #ImperialBachelors #DeadlyBachelors #RoyalBachelors #MidnightBachelors #SoulBachelors #CypressBachelors #YoungBachelors #BrooklynBachelors #Bronx #TheBronx #BronxNY #Brooklyn #NYC #NewYork #PuertoRicanAndBlackUnity #ClassicNYStreetGangs #StreetGangs #YouthGangs #NYCHistory #1970sBronx #KingKlast #KingKlastArchives