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One can't express enough gratitude to Dr. Wilson. You did you work. We are so grateful for your sacrifice for us. No matter how inadequate we may personally feel to take the baton, a MLK said, we who can't fly will run, and if we can't run, we will walk, and if we can't walk we will crawl, but we will move the bato forward. Yah bless you!
If RBGStreetScholar or anybody else know if Amos Wilson every recommended a book list? Or if somebody can, recommend a book list similar to the stuff Amos Wilson talks about.
"Esusu" the method of saving money that his talking about, us Haitians does it to, we call it Esso.
This man was so knowledgable, his lectures have opened my eyes.
APRECIATE ALL YOUR EFFORTS BRO! #AZANIA
Infinite Laudation. I just feel absolutely resplendent every time I listen to Prophet Wilson. He truly walked the path that was set before him. He impacts my senses, calms me down and opens my heart.
His GENUINE love, energy, enthusiasm is so clearly evident. He truly kept on sharing his gifts that he had been given.
He truly helped seal the transfer of knowledge and provided to me every time another boost in the implementation of my life. Eternal gratitude for his spirit.
Found it. It is called Ethnic Enterprise in America by Ivan H. Light
Do anyone know the name of the author and book that Amos Wilson referred to concerning susu/esusu/how Japanese raised money for their businesses/early african american banks?
Thank you very much. May the African ancestors bless you for sharing this.
RBG| Economics and Afrikan Nationalism, Dr. Amos Wilson Lecture (1-25-1987)