PANAMA CITY DOCUMENTARY part 1

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Title	:	PANAMA CITY DOCUMENTARY part 1
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Loved it
Comment from : Mark Williams

I lived here from the 1950s The Watkins family was one of the first mixed race families in this area, and they were forced to live in what was called 'the quarters", and was originally called "the slave quarters" My grandmother was two thirds black, my mother one third You would never know it to look at me today But I remember the blatant racism which the Democrat Party forced down our throats It did not matter how intelligent you were, or how well read You were still considered "not quite" I wish i could report that things have changed much They have not The racism here is still as bad as ever, just very well hidden If Trump has his way, my mother's people will finally have the chance to become great FOR THE FIRST TIME! TRUMP2020! (What the hell do we have to lose?)
Comment from : jack fenn

My grandparents owned Sierra Apts and my parents ran The Ocean Terrace Motel at 8621 West Surf Drive back in the day I was lucky enough to spend summers in PCB til I was 17 when they sold the properties It exists today as The Ocean Terrace Condos This vintage video takes me back to PCBs good old days!😀
Comment from : Marylynne Roberts

This video quality is so horrid
Comment from : N M

This so reminds me of when we moved here from Texas back in the early 70s
Comment from : CenterMass73

a time machine for sure
Comment from : Richard Moseley

Gotta do what you have to do to protect from copyright infringement Did you have intentions on using the footage for your own project There a lot of thieves out there
Comment from : Ron Jones

Your watermark is sooooo distracting! Could not finish watching it
Comment from : Cheryl A

No strong undertow my foot
Comment from : Ann Taylor

Great video
Comment from : D Sav

This is great, in SPITE of the horrible watermark
Comment from : smart451cab

Arrive in the magical late summer, and bathe in the almost mythical red tide! The legendary algae bloom will make your fishing even more memorable, as the carcasses of the local aquatic creatures roll right up to your boat! No line needed! And if that isn't a deep enough crimson for you, just wait until the dog flies arrive in late September to aid the mosquitoes in eating your face off!
Comment from : TheReverendBanjo

Delve into the world of the local drug trade, fed not only by the Gulf of Mexico, but by Highways 98, 77, 79, and 231! Quaff of the methamphetamine, oxycontin, and marijuana until you are repeatedly shot by the Bay County Sheriff's Department or local PD's! Avoid making eye contact with the local homeless population, am seasonal trade unto itself! Watch as they meander in and out of the downtown area, an epitome of urban sprawl!
Comment from : TheReverendBanjo