Coming from an impoverished environment I was always sold the idea that if I left things would get better. Whether it was financially or educationally I was conditioned to believe that the suburbs offered more opportunities than the inner city did. As a child I took this ideology and ran with it. At 20 years old I got my first and only high rise apartment 5 miles outside of Cleveland, Ohio. Since then I've lived in multiple neighboring suburbs for the last 10 years. What I've noticed within this timeframe is the migration of more minorities into the suburbs (the more the better). But once I finally purchased a home in the suburbs I had a shocking revelation that my neighborhood wasn't that much different from where I started. TAP IN & explore this multifaceted conversation on how the hood is brought to the burbs!