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Black Change in A New Decade


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Black Change in A New Decade
Happy New Decade!
Take a minute to examine what real change would like as we move into the second decade of the 21st century. Remember President Obama’s campaign “keyword” — CHANGE!  Strategic political moves are being made to engineer his re-election campaign. Press Secretary Robert Gibbs is leaving the White House to work as outside consultant (salary not disclosed). Rahm Emmanuel is running for Mayor of Chicago. David Axelrod will also be leaving Washington to set up the Chicago-arm of the Obama re-election campaign. But what about you and Black America? What has changed?

Here are some things I would like to see under the CHANGE banner for Black America:

(1) Black people working together in UNITY,

(2) Black businesses being developed and growing with adequate technical skills, capital and consumer support,

(3) Black consumers understanding the importance of “selective patronage” and “reciprocity” from those we spend our dollars with,

(4) Building generational wealth across the Black community that enables us to control our community economically, politically, socially, and through improved education and school systems,

(5) Building a sense of Black race esteem, self-esteem, and pride that generates even greater love for self and all,

(6) Connecting with our Brothers and Sisters across the global Black Diaspora using technological tools and advancements in ways that empower us even further.

Yes, that’s REAL CHANGE! And guess what — if you’re reading this .. YOU’RE A PART OF IT! Yes, you’re using technology, you’re literate, you’re a leader in the 21st Century Movement of the Global Black Diaspora. Spread the news. Be encouraged. We’re on the rise.

Remember CHANGE is a contact sport. You’ve got to get engaged and continually be thinking not just of your  individual goals, but how can you network and build collectively? How can you be part of an organized effort? Who shares your vision? What key coalition partners can you nurture and develop?

Even President Obama said,“We don’t ask you to believe in our ability to bring change, rather, we ask you to believe in yours.”

Are you ready for CHANGE?

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2 Responses to “Black Change in A New Decade”

  1. ginnette powell says:
    Amen to all of the above the principles of kwanzaa in action 365/247

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