“Black Disciples” infiltration of Chicago (They Sniped Police)

Website: https://www.toptrendreporttv.com/ We will start the story back in the year 1958 to the impoverished northern half of the Hyde Park neighborhood, the impoverished southern Kenwood area and in the Englewood neighborhood.  In Hyde Park and Kenwood wealthier white greaser youths were bullying several black youths.  Hyde Park had always enforced restrictive racial covenants in the earlier times but in the late 40s it was deemed unconstitutional; therefore, black families began to move into the older northern section of the Hyde Park neighborhood.  By the later 50s blacks were moving into this area and southern Kenwood at a higher rate as this area became more affordable for lower income families.  In Englewood, black families began moving in at a very high rate in this neighborhood causing many Italian families and Italian greasers’ resentment and soon bullying ensued.  There were also white and black gangs from outside of Englewood, Hyde Park and Kenwood that invaded and bullied these youths.   The creation of the Dan Ryan Expressway system that year was a contributing factor is forcing many black families out of their communities and into white neighborhoods like Englewood.  Englewood was an affordable option for lower income black families making this an ideal neighborhood for settlement. Some of the bullied youths from Kenwood, Hyde Park and Englewood got together as friends and decided to create a club that would fight against all these enemies they had.  These boys were only 11-13 years old in age and they all sat down to figure out the name of this new organization.  They decided to flip through the holy bible to get ideas and that’s when it dawned on them to use the name “Disciple” in their title.  The boys then added on the prefix “Devil’s” to give the name an intimidating edge to it.  After that was decided the Disciples were simultaneously at 43rd Street in Kenwood and scattered throughout Englewood between 56th Street down to 67th Street. Although the Disciples started in Englewood from 56th to 67th their original first Englewood section and their Englewood motherland is 63rd and Stewart which is where it all began in Englewood. A Disciples group known as the East Side Disciples was the group that started at 43rd and spread all the way south into Hyde Park to 53rd and Kimbark.  53rd and Kimbark became East Side Disciple headquarters and basically the headquarters for all city-wide Disciples, however, Englewood Disciples tended to gather at 63rd and Stewart. Instagram @topviralreporttv Twitter @toptrendreportv Facebook: Trend Johnson SUBSCRIBE ‼️‼️ Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.