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[polo89]

Originally Posted by Spade

True but that is only a small fraction of the city. The Black community is not very large in San Antonio which is why many on here and me included will say that San Antonio currently has very little to do with the South. Maybe 30-50 years ago but not now.

Exactly.

[polo89]

Originally Posted by kdogg817

When San Antonio truly had that southern mentality people refered to it as "SAN ANTON"

Haha. That is true. I have heard people call it San Anton from time to time.

[Exult.Q36]

Originally Posted by grindin

Isn't SA known as "The Deuce and Dime" to some people? (Area code 210).

Bro I don't know what they do in the SA

If it aint the FUNK (817), the D (214) , or H-Town (281) I couldn't tell you

[polo89]

^^^C'mon what about the ATX.

[Exult.Q36]

Originally Posted by polo89

^^^C'mon what about the ATX.

Ark-La-Tex "right"

Just joking " I know some Austonians that definitey be representing the ATX.

[Exult.Q36]

Originally Posted by polo89

Haha. That is true. I have heard people call it San Anton from time to time.

Yea does Ike Turner come to mind

[polo89]

Originally Posted by kdogg817

Yea does Ike Turner come to mind

True true. But all in all San Anton still feels more Southwestern to me. But now I know there is a decent black community in the city.

[polo89]

I forgot Kirk Franklin was from Fort Worth.

[MrMcCoySays]

My sister used to attend Woodlake Hills Middle School in SA (which I believe is still the largest junior high in the state), and back then it was predominantly black.

This is in the Converse/Woodlake area of the San Antonio metro which HONESTLY looks and feels a lot more like DFW than SA.

[portyhead24]

Originally Posted by polo89

I forgot Kirk Franklin was from Fort Worth.

I used to see him at the Pappadeaux in Arlington alot when I worked there. He seemed like a very nice and cool guy. That's about the extent of my celebrity sightings save a few others.