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Blacklisting , the cancel culture, and other negative actions exacted on Black entities and interests continue to suppress African American progress collectively. The phenomena of unconscious Blacklisting of Black business by Blacks rewards non-Black entities an added advantage over Black business. The resulting non-Black business CAC (customer acquisition cost) to get Black customers is low compared to acquiring customers elsewhere. …
January 2021 A previously unthinkable event took place on Capital Hill in Washington DC, which was also the day for the electoral vote confirmation by congress. January 6, 2021 will always be remembered as the Insurrection Day at Capital Hill. Trump sanctioned the melee while some Republicans and other authoritative figures secretly allowed the possible toppling of the democratic republic. …
HAPPY KWANZAA REDEDICATION 365! This present era which African-American communities now find themselves demand more than a celebration, but a tireless and consistent rededication/commitment of propelling the tenets of Kwanzaa. Kwanzaa began as a seven-day, non-religious holiday observed in the US, meant to honor African Americans ancestral roots. Traditionally the celebration lasts until January 1, but the Kwanzaa mindset is …
It appears the US government and a coalition of 48 states and districts have filed parallel lawsuits against Facebook in a major antitrust offensive that accused the social media behemoth of anticompetitive behavior and could ultimately force its breakup. The allegations appear to have merit from all indicators defining a monopoly in a anti-trust class action. Industry wide Facebook has …
Black businesses need loyal support with repeat business from a customer base. It is common for a McDonalds customer to make purchases 5 out of 7 days a week. Black business require that same purchasing loyalty from its customers. The phrases I deserve your business or build it and they will come, when viewed seem worthy, but from a Black …
Killer Mike, former Atlanta mayor Andrew Young and Bounce TV founder Ryan Glover launch a digital bank. A group of Black Atlanta businessmen, politicians and entertainers — including former Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young, the entertainer Michael Render (better known as Killer Mike) and Bounce TV founder Ryan Glover — have launched a new digital bank focused on developing and promoting …
If anyone ever had to guess whether Trump is a deep seeded racist, we now have that confirmation. He displayed this trait long before becoming president, but make no mistake, he now is symbolically flipping his third finger at Black people among others . If this administration does not give Black people reason to come together as a community, nothing …
Black business ownership and property acquisition is key to influence and inclusive power sharing of America with the African-American community. Centuries of unwarranted disregard and disrespect have been repeated all the while devaluing accomplishments and patriotic contributions awarded America through the mental, spiritual, moral, and physical prowess of the Black American collective. The time has arrived for egregious attitudes and …
July 8, 2020AM Somebody showed somebody a thing or two recently when it came down to a meeting between Facebook and Color of Change president Rashad Robinson. Other companies executives were present to discuss the demands of a large advertiser boycott that now includes hundreds of brands. The bottom line is Zuckerberg’s Facebook is owned by Zuckerberg, which earns billions …
June 24, 2020 AM It was revealed by Bubba Wallace’s mother that this NASCAR driver does not have enough sponsorship to race the entire season. Whatever the reasons for not sponsoring this highly competitive driver needs review and sponsorship. Black people spend over $1.7T annually to corporate American brands. Brands that should be on the car of Bubba Wallace and …
