St. Pete & The Burg: A City Divided

St. Pete & The Burg: A City Divided

The documentary explores the historical racial division of St. Petersburg. It explains the recent effects of gentrification in addition to what has occured in the past.

Directed and Produced by Eilleen Delapaz and Jabaar Edmond.

Topics:

  • Gentrification
  • Owners of non occupancy
  • Railroad built
  • Jim Crow Era
  • Segregation and Lynching
  • Civil rights movement
  • Jordan park
  • Baseball dome
  • 1920s 22nd St South
  • Sacrifice of land and buildings

Those Involved:

  • Donnie Ali-McClendon: St. Pete Resident Unlawfully foreclosed his home.
  • Rebecca Jones: USFSP Geography Professor
  • Gwendolyn Reese: President of African American Heritage Trail
  • John and Anna Germain Donaldson 1868
  • Preston D.H. Leonard: Pastor of Christ Gospel Church
  • Elihu Brayboy: Local Entrepreneur
  • Elder Jordan
  • Akile Anai: Chair of C.U.R.E.D. and UHURU Movement
  • Jesse Nevel: Co Chair of C.U.R.E.D. and UHURU Movement
  • Judith Turner: Executive Director of Florida CEED