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One Hundred Years Ago
There Existed A Number of Black Towns Where Black-Owned Businesses Thrived And Black Professionals Prospered. We have Struggled and Fought for equal consideration; now we will work only for our community to thrive!
Build The Nation…CHeck!
FIght For Civil Rights…Check!
Earn Community Wealth… Nope!
The Career Expert, Zippia. “Business Owner Wage Gap By Race.” Zippia The Career Expert, Zippia, 9 Sept. 2022, https://www.zippia.com/business-owner-jobs/demographics/. Accessed 29 Apr. 2023.
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Discover the power of unity with a simple solution for black businesses in the black community to participate in our global goal for political, economic and civil liberties!
Connecting Opportunity to economic freedom for Black People
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The idea that the AFRICAN-AMERICAN community can EXERCISE effective power, political or otherwise, without simultaneously exercising economic power, is a fantasy.
-Wilson, Amos N. “The Economic Order and Power.” Blueprint For Black Power, edited by Sababu N. Plata, First ed., Afrikan World InfoSystems, Brooklyn, NY, 1998, pp. 246–247.
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The Directory Features
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Product Integration
Along with your business listing you may also add your company’s products to the directory and generate even more sales growth.
Google maps location
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Searchable Listings
The directory can hold listings for thousands of unique Black-Owned brands & businesses. To find the business you are looking for, search or filter listings by category, keyword, tag, or zip code
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“As long as the Afrikan American community is relatively weak so will be its representatives, no matter how high their offices…
power and influence are borne of effective social organization and the effective use of the organized wealth compared to that of ineffective social organization, unorganized wealth and sheer population size.”
-Wilson, Amos N. “The Economic Order and Power.” Blueprint For Black Power, edited by Sababu N. Plata, First ed., Afrikan World InfoSystems, Brooklyn, NY, 1998, pp. 246–247.
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Getting out In The Culture
Special thanks to the The Phoenix Publishing Paradigm, LLC. for this great write-up for the debut of the “Make em’ Root4U” music video!! Shout out for the great journalism!!!
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The African American Community is A Nation!
“…The economic basis of the Negro middle class. The future of this middle class is contingent upon the growth and successful operation of these organizations and of industrial and commercial enterprises within the larger economy.”
-Harris, Abram Lincoln. “Introduction.” The Negro as Capitalist: A Study of Banking and Business among American Negroes, Kessinger Publishing, Whitefish, MT, 2010, pp. xi-xi.
if unity is the solution for our culture, then we must engage problems as a community
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