Black men moving money for one month would be the largest coordinated financial shift in modern history. Billions leaving mainstream accounts overnight and landing in Black-owned banks, credit unions, and businesses. In the first week, analysts scramble, the panic is quiet but real. By the second week, banks launch desperate counter-offers — cheap mortgages, credit lines, special bonuses — all ignored. Spending follows deposits, Black-led businesses surge, while headlines try to divide: “Is this hurting Black workers?” By week three, corporations flood feeds with PR campaigns, heritage ads, and diversity pledges, but unity holds. By week four, losses appear in quarterly reports, while Black-led institutions scale — funding new businesses, buying media stakes, building permanent infrastructure. In just thirty days, a statement is made: Black men collectively hold the power to move markets, shift economies, and secure long-term ownership. This is not financial advice, I’m no advisor. Just a storyteller.

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