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Thoughts on Vidor, Texas? Questions for Texans. So I’m a born and raised Texan, and I’ve heard about Vidor being a whole other can of bigotry. (I thought Cut n’ Shoot was bad.) So I advised others to always steer clear. But they held a Black Lives Matter “March” (better to call it an assembly since they had nowhere specific to march ...
"Vidor has been known for many things—among them the activities of the Ku Klux Klan in the nineties; its status as a “sundown town,” in which blacks were not allowed in city limits after dark; and an ugly fight in the early nineties over a federal effort to desegregate public housing in the city, which caused Texas Monthly, in a cover ...
Vidor texas? Hi guys, I was born and raised in vidor Texas, but about 11 years ago I left and I am now in Miami. How much has the city changed in 11 years? 5 5. Share.
That said, while Vidor is a shithole, it's by no means the racist capital of Texas. That would be Santa Fe, where if you aren't an Anglo-Saxon Southern Baptist, you are very, very unwelcome. Last I checked (again, a long time, but not as long as Vidor), the Klan was still a force in local politics there.
For everyone in the Houston metro area. Keep up with the news about the 9-county region on the Gulf Coast of Texas. Black Lives Matter Comes to Vidor—Yes, Vidor (Texas Monthly) Yup world is ending soon for sure. Vidor is the preeminent "Sundown Town" in SE Texas. Got a flat tire on my rig there once--I rode the rim to Beaumont.
Reconstruction of Vidor Jane Doe (1984, Vidor, Texas) Notes: -Her mandible was not found, so jawline is a best guess. -Despite the drawn reconstruction, the DoeNetwork lists that she had shorter hair. -Hairstyle+eye color are artistic liberties.
Vidor is a known sundown town. slaps knee Now tha' righ' dere is funny. Yeah, they had a Klan problem that made all the news back in the day. I'm originally from Vidor. I'll tell you racism is hardly present there. Less so than other towns in this area.
There is a lot of history in that town with stories of Bonnie and Clyde. I just moved to Central Texas from North Texas and had to drive through Hillsboro several times. My ex-roommate told me that a lot of Czechoslovakian families during and after WWII settled in Hillsboro just as many German families settled in Muenster, Texas as well.
it was named after a lumberman named Charles Shelton Vidor whose father was a refugee of 1848–49-es forradalom és szabadságharc. now it's a city where historically black people have not been allowed after sundown...
6-FOOT-TALL 'WEREWOLF' Confronted by Vidor, Texas Resident upvotes r/UnexplainedPhenomena7 ...