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Ever wonder why we, as African - Americans, can't seem to "get ahead" in this country?
The basic reason, aside from this race-based society and culture we live in, is our overall understanding of MONEY itself.
Remember, it was never meant for People of Color to be fully - integrated citizens of America.
We were only meant to be "beasts of burden" for the development and sustaining of it.
"Keep the body, TAKE the Mind"
(from the Willie Lynch Letter)
This was, and in many ways, STILL is the mindset of the "Powers that be" in this country, concerning the BLACK contribution to America's prosperity and growth.
But in order for us as Black Americans to better our overall economic situation, here in the 21st Century, we first need to get a much better insight into the concept of Money itself.
You see, what ISN'T taught in our formal education (and beyond) is what continually entraps us into basic "economic"slavery.
Take the time now to view these first 2 videos on America's economic origins.
They will lead you into the Truth about the Federal Reserve System that's been in place since 1913.
Pay close attention to the names of important people mentioned in the videos.
They will resemble many that are "household" names in the banking, financial and business world of today.
Feel free to send these videos to your relatives and friends, as well.
Eveyone needs to better educate themselves about our American money system and how it keeps us in debt.
In the opinion of many Black Americans, including myself, no other decade in our history represented Change, at opposite ends on many areas, within the spectrum of Life, as did the decade of the 1980's.
When one looks at some of the data kept by agencies such as the U.S. Bureaus of Prisons and Justice, one has to be convinced that the African-American in this nation DOES have something, indeed, to FEAR.
Just look at the racial comparison of victims of violent crimes in America.
The following graph shows the disparity so plain and boldly.
