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Recently I was reading an article about what two of the top Black businessmen were saying about the election. I didn’t even finish the article because of the lack of real meaningful context. Why are Black businesses always labeled the the prefix of Black? Is it some type of badge of pride or is it a tag to the system …
Twitter and former President Donald Trump have surfaced together in the news again. Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk bought more than 9% of Twitter’s stock and secured a board seat at the social media company, fueling speculation about his potential influence on the platform. Major media have shielded Elon and his father Errol Musk from the obvious truths about how …
Legacy social media platforms have officially fell prey to become high impact tools for massive propaganda and global deceit. The consumer must take the blame for helping build these platforms into self serving billionaires wares for manipulative intentions. Sorry, but I must view these monolithic social media squares through the eyes of a Black person that has been advocating Black …
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 …
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 …
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 …
For several days, now turning into weeks, I heard rumblings about the Target Honey Pot marketing response. Since I am not a user of feminine hygiene products the commercials did not register with me, until my attention was directed to the racist response to the ads and the shelf space allotted Honey Pot at Target stores. I understand what founder …
