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Canterbury Estates 

A former public housing complex in Inkster, MI, Canterbury Estates provided affordable homes for decades. Chronic issues, including severe mold, led to tragic deaths and community outrage. The Inkster Housing Commission eventually sold the property, displacing residents and marking a major shift in local public housing.
“Canterbury Estates shaped generations in Inkster, but its closure left a hole in the community that’s still felt today.”—Inkster Local

Lois Demby Terrace / Lil Saigon 

A 200-unit residential complex in Inkster, MI, built in 1964 to house the city’s growing African American population. Nicknamed “Lil Saigon” due to Vietnam War-era violence in the area, the complex has a history marked by crime, economic struggle, and community resilience. Local gangs like the GDs operated nearby, and the area shaped Inkster’s social fabric.
Lois Demby Terrace / Lil Saigon’s buildings might be scarred, but the neighborhood’s heart and history run deep—it’s Inkster grit at its finest.”

Lemonyne Gardens / Cardboard City 

A historic housing project in Inkster, MI, originally built in the 1940s to provide affordable homes for Black families migrating to Detroit’s defense industries during WWII. Known as “Cardboard City” after its later decline, the project became a tight-knit community hub, shaping Inkster’s African American culture. While now closed, its legacy persists through local history and preservation efforts.
Growing up in Lemonyne Gardens / Cardboard City, we learned street smarts and community first—The Gardens wasn’t just buildings, it was home.”

27BroncoBoyz / 4WAY 

Also known as 4WAY, Bronco Boyz, 427, or 27Gang. A Vice Lords set from Detroit’s Westside (Plymouth & Schaefer / Plymouth & Meyers, 48227). They rep “27” for their ZIP and throw up “4s,” wear orange flags, and are GDK, beefing with local GD sets.
“Watch out for the 27BroncoBoyz / 4WAY—they run 48227 hard, flags up and 4s repping everywhere.”

5Point Gangster Crips 

Alternate name for the 5Pointer Crips, a street crew based in Detroit’s Five Points neighborhood. Known locally and respected for their street presence.
Don’t sleep on those 5Point Gangster Crips—them boyz run Five Points, fasho.”—Detroiter

5Pointers 

A term used by Hyena Crips members to show pride for the Five Points neighborhood. Members also go by “Scorers” or “Hyenas” and sometimes claim the 5Pointer Crips or 5Point Gangster Crips identity, though they’re a neighborhood crew, not a formal gang.
“Aye cuhz, if you ain’t heard ’bout them 5Pointers, you better get hip—I hear them boyz fasho fasho active over there.”—Detroit
5Pointers by RealTalkOnlyFool October 11, 2025
A phrase used by Hyena Crips members, allegedly meaning “Telegraph + LA,” representing their Crip influence and home turf along 7 Mile & Telegraph.
A Crip: “Aye cuzz, finna slide thru TeLA n hit up NuWave Chicken.”
Another Crip: “Alr lok, watch out for them slobs. YK TeLA stay active”
TeLA by RealTalkOnlyFool October 11, 2025