00:00Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:30That property was so valuable, and not from a monetary standpoint, but valuable because of the history.
00:37The first owner of the property, he was born in slavery times.
00:41My great-grandfather died without a living will.
00:44Before he died, he said, whatever you do, don't let the white man have my land.
00:52Okay, yeah, this is our beach. This is our land.
00:56This is our water, our club, everything.
00:58This is our land. This is our land.
01:02This is our club, our space, anything.
01:05There's word of a part of the property being sold to someone else that the family had no knowledge of.
01:11We was getting threats.
01:14It came down and put eviction notice on a lot of Curtis and Melvin houses.
01:19My Uncle Melvin told me, I need your help.
01:22If they're saying, we have to sign our rights away or go to jail, I'm going to jail.
01:28It was heartbreaking to see them chained.
01:32I ran in at 52 and come out at 61.
01:37It took the best years of my life.
01:39We fight in power.
01:43We fight in money.
01:44What are you doing?
01:46They really wanted this land.
01:48Can't you see that you're breaking?
01:50If you clear out Silver Dollar Road, what you going to do with us?
01:53What you going to do with poor people?
01:55Period.
01:55The family can shop from the rooftops.
02:01The truth.
02:03No problem.
02:03Listen to them.
02:06This is ours.
02:09Our ancestors left this here for us.
02:13All of this is what you're fighting for.
02:15You're fighting for us.
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