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the Oak Grove above the sand at Lincoln Beach in New Orleans East offers a rare view in our city a closer look though and something more common a decaying shell of what used to be when do you think the last time a television crew was on this beach oh my god is probably decades officially Lincoln Beach the black alternative to the popular Pontchartrain Beach has been closed since desegregation in the mid 1960s after years of neglect the tunnel that once symbolized the entrance to a safe place for blacks looks like this flooded and gator-infested still people have found a way in by hopping a fence and going down a new trail one of those looking to trail a new future for Lincoln Beach shows me the old pool legacy here that once we start talking it goes deep saij Michael as he likes to be called knows the history of this place better than most this is unique unlike any other thing in United States this is land dedicated for black people we can look over there and see a West End they won't black people over there they mutant on the mill in the Berg they don't want to share they didn't want Seabrook so they said come all the way down here to Lincoln Beach and they move the fish chaos where were sorta came and then after desegregation is shut down since 65 michael has been organizing cleanups here posting don't litter signs and keeping trails clear he is doing all of this while trespassing guess what the can I recycle could pay for that citation I want the cans I recycle to pay for eighty dollars for the signs I just we just had me so courage people don't trace the passion that Michael has for this place comes from its history there is something to learn he says from the highs and lows of Lincoln Beach his love also comes from what is so visually apparent in a city surrounded by sea walls and protected by levees this 17-acre be jaffa haines boulevard offers something different and people want in the people really want access to be able to get into the water and this is a perfect area the waters really really clean in this area there's not a lot of boat traffic you know and I think the the folks figured that out being out here as you could see there's family councilmember Cindy Winn is more interested in getting the beach back open safely then she isn't trying to punish anyone for using it I think there's there's several significant factors for me one is to give many of our senior citizen now elderly when they were little where they used to play here for it for them to get an opportunity to come back and then bring their children and their grandkids right that's something that we always enjoy doing earlier this month Mayor Latoya Cantrell...