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For over 300 years, blacks in America have been racially undermined by the government and barred from Equal Opportunity legally, politically and economically. History shows blacks were the labor force responsible for the vast fortunes amassed in the United States and Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries, however, blacks control only 2% of the wealth in the United States according to Detroit black journalist Daryl Wood. On an edition of the journal Daryl engaged in a revealing interview with Dr. Claude Anderson, author of Black Labor White Wealth. In part one of a two part discussion, we will find out why American Public Policy by design has created a permanent black underclass, that's straight a hit on Detroit Black Journal. Dr. Claude Anderson, author of Black Labor, White Wealth, and he is also president of the Harvest Institute.The Harvest Institute is a black think tank that has as its goal, the reforming of American public policy as it relates to blacks. What we want to do is get about the business. For the first time in history, this nation designed a policy that is strictly devoted to the economic and social reform of black America, by giving them a national plan that would be proactive in resolving some of the major impediments and conflicts and developing broad racial strategies for dealing with white racism in this country.A major thrust in that direction is the release Dr. Claude new text, Black Labor, White Wealth, that book is incredible in the respect that it d Read the full article

I come here this morning to talk to you about something very close to my heart. And I'm not here to be divisive. I'm not here to offend anyone. I'm here to speak to you. As Geronimo talked to a general in the 1880s in the mountains not too far from here, but he met with him at a press conference, a powwow and said to him, he said this morning, is I'm gonna speak to you the truth. And I want the truth to be like arrows that go out from my heart and my soul to your mind and your body. And I want each and every one of you to understand what I'm talking about this morning. Because I'm very profoundly disturbed, has just left Kentucky where black folk is suffering. And I'm very disturbed by going across this country. And I cannot find the sensitivities and concerns about black folk in America that I want to see. And the only minister that I have seen and heard from any place in this nation has been Dr. Price. That is telling you what, what you should be listening to. And I've spoken all over this country and all over the world represent presidents and governors. And he is the only minister I've run into so far. That ballets all the social norms are exacted on black folk, back in the 1790s, as this country began to move into the evangelical movement, and they decided in the 1790s, that we're is now permissible to have a black preacher, or have black folk, invest themselves into a religious experience, and establish with this country says yes, we will let blacks have their own separ Read the full article

For over 300 years, blacks in America have been racially undermined by the government and barred from Equal Opportunity legally, politically and economically. History shows blacks were the labor force responsible for the vast fortunes amassed in the United States and Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries, however, blacks control only 2% of the wealth in the United States according to Detroit black journalist Daryl Wood. On an edition of the journal Daryl engaged in a revealing interview with Dr. Claude Anderson, author of Black Labor White Wealth. In part one of a two part discussion, we will find out why American Public Policy by design has created a permanent black underclass, that's straight a hit on Detroit Black Journal. Dr. Claude Anderson, author of Black Labor, White Wealth, and he is also president of the Harvest Institute.The Harvest Institute is a black think tank that has as its goal, the reforming of American public policy as it relates to blacks. What we want to do is get about the business. For the first time in history, this nation designed a policy that is strictly devoted to the economic and social reform of black America, by giving them a national plan that would be proactive in resolving some of the major impediments and conflicts and developing broad racial strategies for dealing with white racism in this country.A major thrust in that direction is the release Dr. Claude new text, Black Labor, White Wealth, that book is incredible in the respect that it d Read the full article

I come here this morning to talk to you about something very close to my heart. And I'm not here to be divisive. I'm not here to offend anyone. I'm here to speak to you. As Geronimo talked to a general in the 1880s in the mountains not too far from here, but he met with him at a press conference, a powwow and said to him, he said this morning, is I'm gonna speak to you the truth. And I want the truth to be like arrows that go out from my heart and my soul to your mind and your body. And I want each and every one of you to understand what I'm talking about this morning. Because I'm very profoundly disturbed, has just left Kentucky where black folk is suffering. And I'm very disturbed by going across this country. And I cannot find the sensitivities and concerns about black folk in America that I want to see. And the only minister that I have seen and heard from any place in this nation has been Dr. Price. That is telling you what, what you should be listening to. And I've spoken all over this country and all over the world represent presidents and governors. And he is the only minister I've run into so far. That ballets all the social norms are exacted on black folk, back in the 1790s, as this country began to move into the evangelical movement, and they decided in the 1790s, that we're is now permissible to have a black preacher, or have black folk, invest themselves into a religious experience, and establish with this country says yes, we will let blacks have their own separ Read the full article

In the heart of Accra, Ghana’s capital, just a few meters from the United States embassy, lie the tombs of W. E. B. Du Bois, a great African-American civil rights leader, and his wife, Shirley. The founder of the US-based National Association for the Advancement of Colored People moved to Accra in 1961, settling in the city’s serene residential area of Labone and living there until his death in August 1963. Mr. Du Bois’s journey to Ghana may have signaled the emergence of a profound desire among Africans in the diaspora to retrace their roots and return to the continent. Ghana was a major hub for the transatlantic slave trade from the 16th to the 19th centuries. In Washington, D.C., in September 2018, Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo declared and formally launched the “Year of Return, Ghana 2019” for Africans in the Diaspora, giving fresh impetus to the quest to unite Africans on the continent with their brothers and sisters in the diaspora. At that event, President Akufo-Addo said, “We know of the extraordinary achievements and contributions they made to the lives of the Americans, and it is important that this symbolic year—400 years later—we commemorate their existence and their sacrifices.” 200 yrssince the abolition of slavery US Congress members Gwen Moore of Wisconsin and Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas, diplomats and leading figures from the African-American community, attended the event. Representative Jackson Lee linked the Ghanaian government’s initiative with t Read the full article

For over 300 years, blacks in America have been racially undermined by the government and barred from Equal Opportunity legally, politically and economically. History shows blacks were the labor force responsible for the vast fortunes amassed in the United States and Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries, however, blacks control only 2% of the wealth in the United States according to Detroit black journalist Daryl Wood. On an edition of the journal Daryl engaged in a revealing interview with Dr. Claude Anderson, author of Black Labor White Wealth. In part one of a two part discussion, we will find out why American Public Policy by design has created a permanent black underclass, that's straight a hit on Detroit Black Journal. Dr. Claude Anderson, author of Black Labor, White Wealth, and he is also president of the Harvest Institute.The Harvest Institute is a black think tank that has as its goal, the reforming of American public policy as it relates to blacks. What we want to do is get about the business. For the first time in history, this nation designed a policy that is strictly devoted to the economic and social reform of black America, by giving them a national plan that would be proactive in resolving some of the major impediments and conflicts and developing broad racial strategies for dealing with white racism in this country.A major thrust in that direction is the release Dr. Claude new text, Black Labor, White Wealth, that book is incredible in the respect that it d Read the full article

For over 300 years, blacks in America have been racially undermined by the government and barred from Equal Opportunity legally, politically and economically. History shows blacks were the labor force responsible for the vast fortunes amassed in the United States and Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries, however, blacks control only 2% of the wealth in the United States according to Detroit black journalist Daryl Wood. On an edition of the journal Daryl engaged in a revealing interview with Dr. Claude Anderson, author of Black Labor White Wealth. In part one of a two part discussion, we will find out why American Public Policy by design has created a permanent black underclass, that's straight a hit on Detroit Black Journal. Dr. Claude Anderson, author of Black Labor, White Wealth, and he is also president of the Harvest Institute.The Harvest Institute is a black think tank that has as its goal, the reforming of American public policy as it relates to blacks. What we want to do is get about the business. For the first time in history, this nation designed a policy that is strictly devoted to the economic and social reform of black America, by giving them a national plan that would be proactive in resolving some of the major impediments and conflicts and developing broad racial strategies for dealing with white racism in this country.A major thrust in that direction is the release Dr. Claude new text, Black Labor, White Wealth, that book is incredible in the respect that it d Read the full article