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Dr. Claud Anderson is president of PowerNomics Corporation of America, Inc., The Harvest Institute and WaterLand Fisheries, Inc. PowerNomics is a company that publishes his books and produces multimedia presentations in which he explains his economic concepts
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we need to get the word out about this man, hastag or something I've been posting most of his speech on my Facebook but we have to act fast on getting his name out there cause he has the blueprint!!!!
Family we have to go out and start our own business , no matter how small we START. carpenter , electricians business owners hair care sellers, referring one another to each of our business, just start something legal, uno what I mean, if we don't, wake up . please see what others are doing in this important video here on youtube EUPA WORLDS LARGEST FACTORY
The question is, how do you reach people whom are too lost to know that they are lost? The people listening to this are people whom at least know what the problem (lack of economic strategy and power) is. One place to start is to move into low cost of living areas (not ghettos) while we work on achieving the skills/education to increase our economic foothold. A low cost of living area also allow us to build an actual community by creating small businesses and consciously support each other–not charity, we have to price competitively to not only reach the black patronage, but others as well. We also need to explore career possibilities in law enforcement (not just the military) to at least start shifting the balance of power to favor the well being of our citizens. Our people must stop accepting bad behavior within our communities; don't put up with prostitution and drug dealing in our communities! Have regular town hall meetings and reach out to those in the community to attend and discuss community issues and how to fix them. You can talk all we want, but if we don't come up with a plan to address the issues, we are just spinning our wheels.
Anderson and other speakers need to start saying we can do this instead of we don't do this. To promote "affirmative action".
How do we invest in the businesses?
good shit.
owning r own businesses makes me proud to be black.
when and where was this lecture given?