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If Black Americans are addicted to breathing then it is very final because we are in the end game of the struggle where winner takes all, you lose you pay with your life. Without funding black America is defeated for lack and inability to sustain life by way of food, shelter, clothing and transportation.

It is final but it isn't over because they print money everyday and when it comes to not having any money the line starts to the right. The challenge is to strategy a plan based on sound, solid, competent and overwhelming intelligence that attracts the money they print everyday... our

YOU ARE BEING ERASED!

FROM:Bougie Black Girl
 
Biracial Danish actress, Jaqueline Fleming stars as Harriet Tubman in the new movie Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. No offense to Ms. Fleming but she in no way resembles Mother Tubman. There are millions of Black actresses out there. Why choose this one? I believe Hollywood seems much more comfortable with women who like her than Black women who look like Mother Tubman.
 
The most powerful thing we must do is control our image. And since money is power the first step is to stop supporting entities that want to rewrite our history. The second step is

Now is the Time to change the landscape!

With our nation and communities facing tremendous challenge and a need for competent leadership, now is the time for Black businesses owners to fill the gap.  No longer can Black businesses simply sit back and take in the benefits created by others on their behalf.  This is especially true of those businesses that do business with cities and local communities lead by Black and minority leaders.

As the landscape for business opportunity changes, we must change with it.  There are challenges to programs that have been in place for decades to assist small

     When my daughter was born, she didn't have a bunch of hair. By the time she was 2, it seems as if she had even less. She suffered from eczema causing all of her hair to fall out, except a little poof at the top of her head. (That's  her...this was BEFORE it was at it's worse) She also had extremely dry, fragile, thin sandy brown hair! I just knew that this poor child would always be bald and forever suffer the stigma of being the girl with itsy bitsy pigtails.

As my daughter turned from a baby to a toddler, I did everything to try to grow her hair back. She was getting taller and bigger;