Black Money Business Jobs : Black Economics: A key to the door

blazejay

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Hello Everyone,

I know this is a problem that on the surface effecting everyone, but for our people has plague us for years.
With the recent events, and the continue disinformation about the economy I came up with this conclusion:
  • At the rate we are going we will continue to be "victims".
  • We will continue to be the"consumer class" of America.
  • Our people will never be totally free.
We don't own no real resource or have a sense of true"community".
What I honestly see happening if we don't practice true group economics is a world in which we are at will to others for a job and never gain self-reliance .
True, others are suffering, hold on pump your brakes, but not as long or severe as we have it.
I am stating this not to anger,or "stir up the beehive" but to bring up solutions that already been expressed and stated.

I believe if we adhere to some of these solution we can re-build and restore our people.
We need more businesses,and let economics be the foundation for the re-building process.
I am not promoting or saying that it will happen quickly, but with all things it will take some time.
The key word here is we need to start group economics without harm to your family well-being.


It sad but at the same time funny, that we only have 5 black owned company? to every other group in this country have all their businesses setup in our neighborhoods not community.
 
I think it is a combination of both, you have some that's not motivated and another who just gave up on the idea.

Based on my observations, it seems like the blacks that are more than capable, have become very comfortable. Meaning, many blacks have attained well paying jobs and advanced degrees. They're living "high on the hog" now. Why rock the boat?

I also think blacks place to much energy on social justice as opposed to economic justice. East Indians, Jews, Asians--they pretty much take what they want. They focused on creating economically strong communities FIRST. That brings respect and attention. Than and only than do they focus on social justice. They have the collective economic clout as a group to demand laws and policies be written to benefit their communities.

It seems blacks are still stuck using a 1940's playbook.

Your thoughts?
 
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Based on my observations, it seems like the blacks that are more than capable, have become very comfortable. Meaning, many blacks have attained well paying jobs and advanced degrees. They're living "high on the hog" now. Why rock the boat?

I also think blacks place to much energy on social justice as opposed to economic justice. East Indians, Jews, Asians--they pretty much take what they want. They focused on creating economically strong communities FIRST. That beings respect and attention. Than and only than do they focus on social justice. They have the collective economic clout as a group to demand laws and policies be written to benefit their communities.

It seems blacks are still stuck using a 1940's playbook.

Your thoughts?



Welcome to Destee.com Ronnie J, and congratulations on becoming a Premium Member so quickly.

But those African Americans more capable, yet comfortable, when compared to the vast majority of Blacks, are only a drop in the bucket, out of about 40 million. Which explains why the majority of us, trapped in systemic and structural racism, are chiefly concerned with correcting social injustices, in order to be able to achieve economic justice.

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