Bumpy Johnson 1936: The Day He Taught a Racist a Brutal Lesson! 😱

Описание: In July 1936, Vincent "Clutch" Mello made the biggest mistake in Harlem history. He disrespected Bumpy Johnson with a racial slur, and within minutes, he vanished forever.
This is the true story of how the "Godfather of Harlem," Ellsworth "Bumpy" Johnson, protected his community's dignity. We dive deep into the 1936 incident at the Rhythm Club where Bumpy kidnapped Lucky Luciano's collector, Vincent Mello, after he used the words "Uppity Negro."

Explore the secret deal between Bumpy and the Italian Mafia, the letter from Luciano that sealed Mello's fate, and the legend of the basement on Edgecombe Avenue. Was Bumpy a cold-blooded killer or Harlem’s ultimate protector?

✅inside this video:

✅The 1936 Harlem Numbers War aftermath.
✅The confrontation at the Rhythm Club.
✅Lucky Luciano's surprising reaction.
✅The legacy of Bumpy Johnson’s "disappearances."

⏳ Timestamps
0:00 Three Words That Signed a Death Warrant
1:15 Harlem 1936: The Power of Bumpy Johnson
2:45 Who was Vincent "Clutch" Mello?
4:10 The Confrontation at the Rhythm Club
6:20 The Kidnapping & The Black Packard
8:05 The Basement on Edgecombe Avenue
9:40 The Secret Letter from Lucky Luciano
11:15 The Final Test: Vincent’s "Choice"
13:30 Why the Mafia Never Retaliated
15:00 Bumpy Johnson’s Legacy: Protector or Gangster?


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