Law firm?Energy Transfer Partners and Sunoco are my clients...More Fees for my company, which means a nice bonus for me
BREAKING:Obama Denies Permit to Drill at DAPL!
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ReturnOfJudah
Veteran
I hope my native brothers don't believe shyt those b*stards say
King Kreole
natural blondie like goku
Bank.
Worthless Loser
Blackpilled
You don't believe that?
Problem with black people is you give them Earth and they want Mars. That's why black people complaining all the time. I'm not talking about you. Just saying something I've noticed.
I don't see how people can say that's not how you turn the community around.
25YOUTHS!!
Superstar
Good shyt 
We should take notes
We should take notes
Why would this news translate into more fees?
prince_peoples
Superstar
if it wasn't for the protest, and guys like the young turks broadcasting this to the people, Obama wouldn't have done shyt.
I'm not on the retail side of banking, I'm in Trust, and we hold funds directly related to this.
I don't understand. Are you saying this news will cause Energy companies to become more conservative with their cash?
my brothers keeper 
u know most BLACK organizations dont even qualify..
alotta that money is goin to cacs n other non black minorities...
thats the same hustle they pulled in the 60s n 70s...
BLACK folks on the frontlines fighting for benefits...
but then all these other groups came in and ate off what black folks fought for..
UPDATE: Most Black Organizations Excluded From President Obama's My Brother's Keeper Initiative | Breaking Brown
When President Obama announced his My Brother’s Keeper initiative to enormous fanfare a few months back, most observers welcomed it with a phrase that has come to represent the black community’s diminished expectations with this administration– at least he’s doing something. Yes, the Obama administration is doing something; giving most of the charitable dollars intended to help black boys to white organizations.
The White House grant requirements for My Brother’s Keeper effectively ban most black charities and organizations from participating. A rule for eligibility requires “national organizations defined as having active chapters or sub awardees in at least 45 states.” This rule excludes most black organizations, many of which see no reason to have chapters in many mostly white states. The only organization that might meet the 45 state requirement is the NAACP, but the rule effectively excludes most black organizations.
In response, 100 Black Men of America sent a letter to the White House expressing disappointment in the rule.
“Since 1963, the 100 Black Men of America Inc., has embraced challenges impacting black boys …. as you could imagine, as a national organization with a presence in 30-plus states, we were indeed pleased to see that the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention had finally extended an opportunity for historically excluded opportunities to fully participate in the national funding opportunities available …. Unfortunately our jubilation was short lived, as your office’s revised RFP of April 10, 2014, quickly quelled any hopes we had of enriching and expanding the services we currently provide for the children that we serve,” 100 Black Men President Michael Brown wrote in the letter, reports Crew of 42.
u know most BLACK organizations dont even qualify..
alotta that money is goin to cacs n other non black minorities...
thats the same hustle they pulled in the 60s n 70s...
BLACK folks on the frontlines fighting for benefits...
but then all these other groups came in and ate off what black folks fought for..
UPDATE: Most Black Organizations Excluded From President Obama's My Brother's Keeper Initiative | Breaking Brown
When President Obama announced his My Brother’s Keeper initiative to enormous fanfare a few months back, most observers welcomed it with a phrase that has come to represent the black community’s diminished expectations with this administration– at least he’s doing something. Yes, the Obama administration is doing something; giving most of the charitable dollars intended to help black boys to white organizations.
The White House grant requirements for My Brother’s Keeper effectively ban most black charities and organizations from participating. A rule for eligibility requires “national organizations defined as having active chapters or sub awardees in at least 45 states.” This rule excludes most black organizations, many of which see no reason to have chapters in many mostly white states. The only organization that might meet the 45 state requirement is the NAACP, but the rule effectively excludes most black organizations.
In response, 100 Black Men of America sent a letter to the White House expressing disappointment in the rule.
“Since 1963, the 100 Black Men of America Inc., has embraced challenges impacting black boys …. as you could imagine, as a national organization with a presence in 30-plus states, we were indeed pleased to see that the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention had finally extended an opportunity for historically excluded opportunities to fully participate in the national funding opportunities available …. Unfortunately our jubilation was short lived, as your office’s revised RFP of April 10, 2014, quickly quelled any hopes we had of enriching and expanding the services we currently provide for the children that we serve,” 100 Black Men President Michael Brown wrote in the letter, reports Crew of 42.
Multiple stakeholders/parties will have to extend their agreements while this new "Review" is underway. The longer this takes, the longer we hold the funds, the longer we get to charge fees.