25 Things Only Black Kids Who Played Outside in the 1970s Remember!

25 Things Only Black Kids Who Played Outside in the 1970s Remember!

The 1970s were a time when Black kids owned the outdoors, turning sidewalks and empty lots into personal playgrounds. No video games, no cell phones—just imagination and freedom to roam. But some of these traditions have vanished, and why says everything about how childhood changed. Here are 25 things from the 1970s that Black kids who played outside will never forget.
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