An excellent place to start for a REimagining of Black Wall Street 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-24653643

Money is NEEDED for so many things 🙏🏾
If people find it important for THEIR sanity to SEPARATE from anti black HATRED these established places could be a start to something AMAZING 👌🏾

Two guys bring a girl into the men's locker room to film them. When another customer complained, the Planet Fitness staff allegedly did nothing.

Imagine still having a Planet Fitness membership at this point.

This comes after the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals blocked the West Virginia law that says you must compete in the category that matches your sex...

Power Through Peace and Grand Rising Family! Think past slavery think about tomorrow, think about being present in this moment to build up something outside and bigger than yourself.
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#grandrising #buildblackowned #faithhope #buildingwhileblack #powerpeaceunity

The worst thing you can hear when you're getting beat up is
"Let'em Fight"

Democrat schills every 4 years: We have to save democracy, you can't let them win, we love black people....

Us: what have you done for black people?

Them:

NAMIBIAN OIL DISCOVERY AMONG WORLD’S BIGGEST!

Namibia should be joining the ballers club following the discovery of one of the world’s largest oilfields. Containing at least 10-billion barrels, the Mopane complex, off the coast, holds a promise of riches for years to come…or does it?

Portugal company Galp made the discovery and currently has an 80 per cent stake in the venture, with the remainder going to Namibian firms.
It sounds like a repeat of what we’ve seen too often on the continent.
In places like Guyana, it is companies like Exxon that make a killing, taking home a vast sum of revenues, leaving the country with peanuts and holding the bag in case of events like environmental pollution.

However, Galp has said it might sell half its interest but would the Namibian government step in to buy it? It could give the country a unique chance to take control of its resources and use oil money to address vast wealth inequality. Windhoek can grasp a unique opportunity, or will it choose a depressingly familiar path?