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Eugene Goodman Saved Democracy, For Now

A year ago, today, a hero by the name of Eugene Goodman saved democracy in the United States of America. Exactly a year away from insurrectionists storming the United States Capitol during national vote ratification and we are all still in debt to Eugene Goodman. Things are not looking so well right now. The perpetrators are still largely, at large. The grand experiment could be headed for an…

Black Bank Share Drive: August 31

The last publicly traded Black bank with a value of under $5 at the time of this writing Broadway Financial Corporation, trading under the Nasdaq symbol…

Public Black Market Buy-In

Black History Month is here and what better way to celebrate Black people in the United States of America than through a national movement to buy stock in publicly traded Black-owned companies?  Just think if we could do what online forums have done for companies like GameStop and AMC Entertainment Holdings.  For Black people have long heard the promise of a seat at the table of economic…

Just In Case You Need Some Stock Today

They say that you are a bunch of amateurs. They are saying that you are messing with their establishment. Someone, Somewhere wrote this on Twitter and I thought it was cool. (With Permission) Follow this link and start right now with as little as five dollars. If you are just getting started we can’t think of a better company that isn’t currently participating in the blackout on Popular…

The New Coup Klux Klan

The United States Capitol Building was built by slaves in 1800 and ransacked by these people on January 6, 2021. The great disparity of treatment in the United States of America is on display with the President of the United States who encouraged the dismantling of democracy by disenfranchising Black voters. This comes as no surprise because Donald J. Trump once called for the execution of five…

I know the life lesson that I keep failing, I just can’t stop myself from failing it.

It first happened at my birthday party when I turned six years old. I got exactly what I had asked for: a bicycle. Sometime during the party my cousin Rodney wanted to ride it. I told him no, but my parents overruled me. I told my parents that I didn’t want the bike anymore.