The Aware Negro

Renee Tate says:

Black Family -Every black child should own stocks! When you own stocks you own a business. The stock market is the only place where sexism and racism does not exist and anybody can become a millionaire with the right knowledge. Stats say that it takes the average person  with the right knowledge 5 years to become a millionaire.  Nowadays with technology we have at our fingertips via the internet and commission free stock apps there is no reason that most black people are not taking advantage of it to secure their financial future and teaching their children to do the same.

Keith Bell says:

Coconess, I'm trying to visualise a black child as a CEO at the head of a board meeting dressed in a business suit, and admittedly for me, it's a stretch. The question is however, is there at least the POTENTIAL, for black children to learn and experience business ownership? I believe there is, and I have seen it all my life:
In both white and black neighborhoods, in poor and more affluent, in spring, summer time and autumn, not at all unusuual to see lemonaid stands popping up with little children having lemonade, cupcakes, cookies, brownies and a small container filled with change. Passerbys would pay for the goods, irregardless if they were hungry or thirsty, becuase they WANTED TO SUPPORT what that child was trying to do. And the child had fun doing it! They provided a product, and in return received economic empowerment in return- albeit a modest one. But they got the idea from someone else, were encouraged to try it out and EXPERIENCED it. Silly example perhaps but it worked! And a noteworthy one that drives home the point Boyce is making. The potential is there. Start small and simple, and build from there. That's all Boyce is saying.

swaggalicious3609 says:

I was trying to find the emancipation site that you was telling us to tune into?

coconessfox says:

Every black child don’t have the resources in their community to be a business owner.