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THE STREETS OF BLAXPLOITATION

Los Angeles, Detroit, the South Bronx and Harlem
in the 70s

THE SOUTH BRONX
From Fort Apache, the Bronx, 1981, directed by Daniel Petrie

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DETROIT
From Detroit 9000, 1974, directed by Arthur Marks

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From Hell Up in Harlem, 1973, directed by Larry Cohen

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From Foxy Brown, 1974, directed by Jack Hill

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