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The problem with the black community is that we talk about group economics
but we do it sparingly. We will participate in a cash mob and spend at a
black business business but we don’t live these principles. Well, I say we
because I’m included in this as well. I know it’s hard to only support
black businesses but we need to come together and supply the demand. Any
and every issue that I’ve ever studied that effected us needed to be
attacked from multiple angles. We cannot be one track minded when we try
and fix our problems. We are so broken that we need healing from multiple
levels and angles.
To solve poverty for African Americans in this country is collective
economics. Our dollars just don’t circulate in African American communities
like other ethnics communities that practice collective economic . However
we did practice collective economic in the past and in return we had much
stronger and independent communities as well. Finally, we must learn from
our past. M
Sir or Miss, thank you for chopping these up the way you do. I listen to
the full lectures and try to get others too also, but those 2 and 3 hour
joints turn cats off to listening. This way I figure cats can digest what
the honorable Bro. Wilson is giving us!
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The problem with the black community is that we talk about group economics
but we do it sparingly. We will participate in a cash mob and spend at a
black business business but we don’t live these principles. Well, I say we
because I’m included in this as well. I know it’s hard to only support
black businesses but we need to come together and supply the demand. Any
and every issue that I’ve ever studied that effected us needed to be
attacked from multiple angles. We cannot be one track minded when we try
and fix our problems. We are so broken that we need healing from multiple
levels and angles.
funny when Thomas Sowell says the same thing he’s called an uncle Tom
13:36 this why white trolls say and a joking mannerisms "we wuz kangz"
…the dr predicted this way before
To solve poverty for African Americans in this country is collective
economics. Our dollars just don’t circulate in African American communities
like other ethnics communities that practice collective economic . However
we did practice collective economic in the past and in return we had much
stronger and independent communities as well. Finally, we must learn from
our past. M
Sir or Miss, thank you for chopping these up the way you do. I listen to
the full lectures and try to get others too also, but those 2 and 3 hour
joints turn cats off to listening. This way I figure cats can digest what
the honorable Bro. Wilson is giving us!