As UNCG continues its expansion into Glenwood with a $91 Million Dollar recreation center that even UNCG students say they cannot afford and the City of Greensboro begins their Lee Street-High Point Road streetscaping plan despite being unable to produce any evidence that streetscaping works, one thing is becoming very apparent: the gentrification of Glenwood is here and now and Glenwood's working class will soon be looking to east Greensboro as their only alternative for affordable housing.
I, for one, would just like to say we welcome refugees from Glenwood to east Greensboro.
In east Greensboro our numbers will then be larger than ever before. It's here we will finally take our stand against the elites driving them out of positions of power. It's here in east Greensboro where a younger and more educated leadership will be born-- an angry leadership ready to take back what has long been taken away by a select few.
It's here in east Greensboro where great minds will combine technology with hard work to do the things the mindless elites could never imagine for there was a time when this community we call east Greensboro but once called Bessemer, greater and more prosperous than Greensboro itself. And with the help of our new immigrant friends from Glenwood we will rise up and destroy those who destroyed our communities.
