1. Home
  2. Detail

@migelito.javiel:

sr Migelito🦁🦁
sr Migelito🦁🦁
Open In TikTok:
Region: US
Friday 09 October 2026 01:59:32 GMT
97
1
0
0

Music

Download

No Watermark .mp4 (0MB) No Watermark(HD) .mp4 (0MB) Watermark .mp4 (0MB) Music .mp3

Comments

There are no more comments for this video.
To see more videos from user @migelito.javiel, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos
Là fan cứng của sữa bột pha sẵn growplus A2 rồi tậu thêm ngay em sữa bột lon này cho tiết kiệm nè #momchelin #growplusa2 #suaa2 #sponsoredbynutifood #mevabe
Là fan cứng của sữa bột pha sẵn growplus A2 rồi tậu thêm ngay em sữa bột lon này cho tiết kiệm nè #momchelin #growplusa2 #suaa2 #sponsoredbynutifood #mevabe
#vyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
#vyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
said wali Wazir kaista tapay 🥹🥀🙏✌️#zoumbimarwat #marwat #100k #tiktokteam #fallowme
said wali Wazir kaista tapay 🥹🥀🙏✌️#zoumbimarwat #marwat #100k #tiktokteam #fallowme
#برهوم #fypシ
#برهوم #fypシ
The most expensive zip code in America was once owned, all of it, by a carpenter who was the first child in his family born free. Dana Dorsey came to Miami from Georgia around 1896 with a fourth grade education and a job swinging a hammer for Henry Flagler's railroad. He noticed the Black laborers building the city had nowhere to live, so he bought one lot in what is now Overtown for twenty five dollars, put a rental house on it, and used the rent to buy the next lot. He did that for twenty years. In 1918 he bought the island out in Biscayne Bay. Twenty one acres, the whole thing. There was not one beach in the entire city a Black family could set foot on, and Dorsey was going to build one. A year later it was gone, and the developer who bought him out is the name on Fisher Island today. So he gave the city away instead. Land for a park. The ground under a school. And fifteen days before he died, the land for a library. Today a park, a school, a library, a street and a college in Miami carry his name. Most people have never heard it. Send this to someone who should. Follow for the untold stories behind the world's most iconic places, and save this one for the next time somebody tells you Fisher Island has always been what it is now. #DanaDorsey #FisherIsland #Overtown #MiamiHistory #travelhistory
The most expensive zip code in America was once owned, all of it, by a carpenter who was the first child in his family born free. Dana Dorsey came to Miami from Georgia around 1896 with a fourth grade education and a job swinging a hammer for Henry Flagler's railroad. He noticed the Black laborers building the city had nowhere to live, so he bought one lot in what is now Overtown for twenty five dollars, put a rental house on it, and used the rent to buy the next lot. He did that for twenty years. In 1918 he bought the island out in Biscayne Bay. Twenty one acres, the whole thing. There was not one beach in the entire city a Black family could set foot on, and Dorsey was going to build one. A year later it was gone, and the developer who bought him out is the name on Fisher Island today. So he gave the city away instead. Land for a park. The ground under a school. And fifteen days before he died, the land for a library. Today a park, a school, a library, a street and a college in Miami carry his name. Most people have never heard it. Send this to someone who should. Follow for the untold stories behind the world's most iconic places, and save this one for the next time somebody tells you Fisher Island has always been what it is now. #DanaDorsey #FisherIsland #Overtown #MiamiHistory #travelhistory

About

Legal