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I am on a mission to create 10,000 New Black Jobs by 2047. We must create Black Bosses First. You can't be a Boss without employees. Let's change this. Come to the Tuesday BUILD Session, @ 11am EST. Here we actually implement what we discuss. What do we discuss? Opening storefronts, graphic design, education, branding, joint-marketing, skill-sharing and strategy for starters. We focus on group action and group economics. We move towards a bigger collective vision, while achieving smaller accomplishments along the way. Anyone who is interested in being self-employed and then upgrading to a boss, should come. We have more than 500 Free tools and resources to give you a jumpstart. Checkout the toolbox and let's build a cooperative combing our shared knowledge.

https://buildblackowned.com/build-session-toolbox/

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Follow me right quick, so right now MP is like water in a laundry basket. The basket has holes throughout and the water is able to pour through those holes. No power. Now if lets say our members all woke up and said " I'm gonna donation $1.25 a month to MP." Now $1.25×120,000=150,000 a month, $1.8 million a year funded by our members. That allows us to pay our staff a living wage to do this full-time, find those melanated computer engineers and programmers working for google, fbibook, etc and offer them a competitive wage as the others. Purchase, program and house our own servers and had an app built from the ground up with our code only. We just plugged up the holes, put a nozzle on the end, put that basket under pressure now together we can cut stone. Power. Now that power spills into our communities with social programs funded by us pushing ABIBIFAHODIE.

I received this text from one of my brothers in ABIBIFAHODIE. I wanted to share it with my MP family.

Black Man: Your Crown - Explained!

In a world of vibrant hues, let's turn our gaze to black,
For in obsidian beauty, lies stories we must unpack.
Men adorned with strength, resilience in their stride,
Black men, pillars of society, where strength cannot hide.

Within the household, their presence amplifies,
A beacon of love and guidance, beneath gentle skies.
Fathers, with tenderness in their sturdy embrace,
Teaching life's lessons, shaping futures, with grace.

Like rivers ever flowing, their wisdom freely bestowed,
Sons, soaking in the essence of the seeds they sowed.
Inheritors of legacies, courage coursing through their veins,
Black men, bound to honor, breaking ancestral chains.

Uncles, guardians of dreams, protectors with might,
Nurturing the vulnerable, inspiring them to take flight.
Through stories shared and lessons taught well,
Unshackling the limits, with tales they eloquently tell.

Brothers, unwavering comrades, side by side,
Building bridges of unity, with unwavering pride.
Providing solace in soft whispers, in times of despair,
Black men, united, a tapestry woven with utmost care.

Through strength and resilience, trials they have braved,
Their presence, a testament, that cannot be waived.
In a world that often tries to dim their radiant light,
Black men shine ever brighter, like stars in the night.

In society's tapestry, their purpose etched to be,
Generations united, cascading legacy.
For black men are vital threads, woven with affection,
A vital component, securing family's connection.

So let us speak of their importance loud and clear,
Respect, admiration, and love, let us always steer.
For in their multifaceted roles, they bring harmony divine,
Black men, pillars of society, forever they shall shine.

Author: Antonio Overton