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It is proven that liquor shops add to problems such as public drunkenness and domestic violence with liquor discounts.

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"Liquor Stores Do Black Neighborhoods No Favors"

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"Liquor Stores Do Black Neighborhoods No Favors"

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Laura Washington shares her memories dealing with environmental racism and attempting to escape its damaging impact at all costs.

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"Alcohol Availability and Neighborhood Poverty" 

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"Alcohol Availability and Neighborhood Poverty" 

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This is a study that shows a greater density of liquor stores in black, lower income areas compared to whites in both lower and higher income areas.

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Why So Many Liquor Stores in Poor Neighborhoods?

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Why So Many Liquor Stores in Poor Neighborhoods?

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Cities like Compton have 45 liquor stores within a 10 mile radius, compared to nearby towns like Irvine and Newport where there is no where near the same amount.

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The systemic oppression on black people is indirectly spoken through the lack of healthy food outlets in their poor communities.

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“Our findings suggest that reducing alcohol outlet density should significantly reduce the trends of youth homicide,” said Robert N. Parker, co-author of the UC/Riverside study.

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"Low-Income Neighborhoods Home to Higher Number of Liquor Stores"

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"Low-Income Neighborhoods Home to Higher Number of Liquor Stores"

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A Capital News Service analysis showed that Maryland’s poorest ZIP code has nine times as many liquor stores than the state’s richest ZIP code.

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"Density of neighborhood liquor stores is especially risky for African-Americans who drink, study finds"

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"Density of neighborhood liquor stores is especially risky for African-Americans who drink, study finds"

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This study found that black people face more health risks due to the excessive liquor shops in their neighborhoods compared to those living in neighborhoods with fewer liquor stores.

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"Off-Premises Liquor Stores Targeted to Poor Urban Blacks"

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"Off-Premises Liquor Stores Targeted to Poor Urban Blacks"

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The packaging of alcohol is key as it is sold for immediate consumption on a street corner, public park, or in a vehicle.

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Underneath the liquor sign are many cheap prices for alcohol. Some of these prices tend to be cheaper than healthier options like water and milk.

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The window displays a large set-up for alcohol. This is a marketing tactic to real those passing by in.

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"Alcohol more available in poor, black areas"

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"Alcohol more available in poor, black areas"

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Malt liquor, which has a high alcohol content, is being sold at a lower cost than milk and certain popular drugs, which makes it that much more convenient to afford and consume.

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This scene from the 1991 film, "Boyz n the Hood" shows the father figure of the film explaining the reasons behind gentrification and racism towards black Americans.

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Boyz n the Hood (3/8) Movie CLIP - Gentrification (1991) HD

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Notice how the liquor shop is located right in between two apartments. This is the first thing people see when they walk out their house.