“Brooklyn: How a Black Community Was Erased from Uptown Charlotte” uncovers the history of Charlotte’s once‑thriving Brooklyn neighborhood — a vibrant Black community displaced during the city’s urban renewal era. This video explores the families, businesses, churches, and cultural landmarks that defined Brooklyn, and how redevelopment permanently reshaped the heart of Uptown. Through archival footage, storytelling, and community voices, the film reveals the impact of displacement and the legacy that still echoes across Charlotte today. Perfect for viewers interested in Black history, North Carolina heritage, urban renewal, and the stories behind Charlotte’s changing landscape.