To Become Physical Reality, Black Power Must First Become a State of Consciousness
Martin Luther King, Jr. had a dream. To some extent, that has been realized. Marcus Garvey, Malcolm X and Adam Clayton Powell had a vision. Unfortunately, that vision still seems … Continue reading
Congratulations. We’re Doing Something Right!
Congratulations, African Americans. We must be doing something right because the attacks are increasing! Racist incidents at predominantly white universities are occurring more and more. In the past few months, … Continue reading
We Are Scorned As A Group! So Let’s Re-Group As A Team And Win!
Even though it seems to be ancient history, we did come together 50-years ago during the Civil Rights Movement and changed the world! Trouble is, we didn’t finish the job. … Continue reading
Breaking The Chains of Financial Slavery
When African Americans learn to secure and control our own economic power, we will then have undeniable political power. Our federal government has shown time after time after time over the … Continue reading
The Critical Partnership between the Black Community and Black Business Owners!
My dreams of a thriving Black community are getting closer and closer to reality. The Black community is in the dawn of a major awakening. Its financial future will be … Continue reading
We Can Never Be Free Until We Are Financially Strong and Self Empowered!
In Marcus Garvey’s treatise on Propaganda, he stated, “Propaganda organized by somebody else is always calculated to take advantage of you, don’t help them to do so.” “Never allow … Continue reading
KILLING A BLACK MAN CAN BE PROFITABLE
In the not too distant past, white men were paid a bounty for every Native American they killed. In 1856 Governor Isaac Stevens put a bounty on the head of Indians from … Continue reading
I’m Black and I’m Proud
One of the things that has distressed me about our situation here in the United States is that the media is totally dedicated to reporting events that show African Americans in … Continue reading
Slavery? Get over it!
Originally posted on Dixi:
Yesterday, i was appalled by a comment a black co-worker made as we discussed and remembered the abolition of slavery. She said: I am sick and tired…
Brown Is The New Beige
Photo Courtesy of nubianskin/Instagram I remember the elation I felt as a child when my mother bought me the box of 48 crayons. That elation turned to confusion when I discovered … Continue reading
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