I think is okay to be that person!!! I think more people need to be it!!!! Thank you for sharing that

More of our unsightly history that gets quietly swept under the rug?

Yeah and where the bronx zoo is was called bear swamp before the white man stole this continent and was the hide out for indigenous locals fleeing being killed by the white man .. and the area between Peter Cooper village and Saint marks place was a gathering place when leaders from AL indigenous tribes came together .. pre white man again and Staten island was kinda like a game preserve where they would hunt whenever needed ...in the east 50s by the river there were rock carvings a type of directions but it's under cement now ... so much history is left out or twisted away from truth

I think it's important. I am from clear across the country, literally as far on the West Coast as this video was filmed on the East Coast. And I would have taken what was in this video as the end of the story of the park, not knowing any different. But I saw your comment and then I looked up more information on the origin of the area. If we know our history we'll, we are less likely to repeat it. And those in power want us to forget because they stand to gain if we do

tell em!

As a native NYer it’s definitely hard for me to see someone just move into NYC and get a rent-stabilized apt. I honestly believe they should just be for natives or ppl who have lived here for years. I have a rent-stabilized apt on the UES that I inherited but I’ve seen so many of my neighbors I grew up with pushed out. At the end of the day I’m happy for her but I would have preferred to see someone from the neighborhood actually get this blessing.

My studio in Denver is more expensive. I so wish rent stabilization was the law ):

@@suqarBoomBoom so true, wish there was something like in-state tuition but for rent lol. So unfair to see so many native New Yorkers forced out of their neighborhoods; the city is losing so much of the culture that makes it so great

@@kaitlina236 Oh wow that's surprising!

@@Cashhhhew wow, really? And I agree

Was just thinking this! Lol

💜don’t forget her 😍

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Nothing to do with how long you've lived there. Plenty to do with luck and a lot of sleuthing.

I caught that too lol

Weirdly, Prospect park feels larger to me. Central Park is narrow and its lakes sit in the middle of the park and kind of divide sections of it. Not to mention the crowds...

@@Southpaw128 I think that's because Central Park is narrower, so at least you can walk across E/W in 10 minutes, it's only 3 crosstown blocks and it feels like there's an end...but Prospect Park is a big blob with no clear straight way across a mile in the middle

@@SisterFromAnotherPlanet yep

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StreetEasy and a lot of luck 😩 a leftover COVID deal for sure

@@raquelbenedict2611 do have Instagram by chance, were one can follow you for interior inspo? :)

she says that it's rent stabilized

Her apt isn’t common in Brooklyn. Maybe if it’s rent stabilized. But most people in nyc aren’t living like that.