“[W]e are dealing with issues that cannot be solved without the nation spending billions of dollars and undergoing a radical redistribution of economic power.“
-Rev., Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
~1 month before his assassination on April 4, 1968
PURPOSE: There are approximately 600 Billionaires in America. The following are the 11 Black Billionaires in America: David Steward, Dr. Dre, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Michael Jordan, Michael Roberts, Oprah Winfrey, Robert Johnson, Robert Smith, Tyler Perry and Stephen Roberts. Blacks represent 10-15% of the population in America. Based on 10%, there should be at least 60 Black Billionaires in America. Let’s go make those 49 new Black Billionaires in America by effectively COLLABORATING by creating more FRANCHISES, STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS, MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS!
#BlackEconomicsMatter will autonomously, but collectively complete circles with no conflicts of interest address and develop strategies from an economic perspective to promote Black owned businesses that are at least 51% Black owned.
Here is a Google Sheet with some of the Black Economic first starting with Madam C.J. Walker in 1905!
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SHOPPING MALL like Amazon’s SBS: BAM.eco
CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM: BluePrent.com
CRYPTO-CURRENCY: SableAssent.com
EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY: GraduateAmerica.org
Finding a Black Owned Business with GPS and more: BlackTradeLines.com
“‘No man is an island entire of itself. Every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main.‘… We must see this, believe this, and live by it if we are to remain awake through a great revolution.“
-Rev., Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Remaining Awake Through a Great Revolution,
March 31, 1968
PENDING APPROVAL:
411: 1800UniteUs.com
automotive: MIMSmotorsUSA.com
banking: OneUnited.com
beauty supply: TBD SOON!
buying black: WeBuyBlack.com
entrepreneurship: TBD SOON!
hair: TBD SOON!
hospitality: NABHOOD.COM
investment banking: ArielInvestments.com
music control: ROCnation.com
real estate ownership: NAREB.COM
“Philanthropy is commendable, but it must not cause the philanthropist to overlook the circumstances that make philanthropy necessary.“
-Rev., Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Strength to Love, 1963
