DON'T FORGET ABOUT THE #BLACKOUT TODAY nikkaZ!!!!!

[Fart Knocker]

the dutches at habibi's deli are the freshest, so im gonna keep going there. sorry

 

[Poitier]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_United_States_immigration_reform_protests

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_American_Boycott

A day can do damage but yes we need Black businesses and institutions.

 

[Falcons258]

Stop it breh. I don't just complain about white supremacy. I'm a member of a bunch of Atlanta based black organizations. I donate my time to them, and I donate money.

Doing it for a week won't make a difference if y'all come right back next week and give them all of your money. All they've learned is black people aren't going anywhere.

If you want to fight white supremacy, look around your community and see what businesses are lacking that you can start, and open it up as soon as you can. Invest back into your same community to address the needs of black folks there. Get involved in your local political office and endorse/financially back candidates who have the best interest of black people in mind. Join a black based organization in your community and take on a leadership position.

There's a million one things we can do that we would be a lot more effective than a one day black out that ends with us still giving our money right back to white people.

For one we can start with putting our money into a black bank, that way when one of us decides to get a business loan, we're less likely to face discrimination from white underwriters.

I live in Atlanta, drop them gems, breh.

 

[WheresWallace]

Dope video. Must Watch!!!

http://tradiov.com/la/videos/zo-black-state-union-9-8-14/

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

we need grocery stores and gas stations. besides bills, you cant escape these two expenses.

Breh, I think we should be investing in those areas in the south with an abundance of Black people. Grocery stores start with making the food, gas stations start with Black people that got access to oil(Nigerians, Angolans, South Sudanese when they get it together). The best we can do now is franchises, but if we wanna make our dollar truly strong we gotta be involved on all levels of economics.

 

[observe]

Black out year

how you gonna get meds? food? water and utlitities..cant drink or take a bath..gas..tv..cable.internet..nikkas would be dead in a week

 

[-DMP-]

dunno if this app was posted or not, but its suppose to show black businesses closest to you.

http://aroundthewayapp.com/

-DMP-

 

[Ya' Cousin Cleon]

If you using the internet, that kinda defeats the purpouse.

Or watch an ad on a video.

or listen to music on Pandora or Spotify.

Actually watching TV would count against that too.

 

[↓R↑LYB]

I live in Atlanta, drop them gems, breh.

UNIA, 100 Black Men of Atlanta, and most recently Yes! Atlanta.

 

[↓R↑LYB]

Breh, I think we should be investing in those areas in the south with an abundance of Black people. Grocery stores start with making the food, gas stations start with Black people that got access to oil(Nigerians, Angolans, South Sudanese when they get it together). The best we can do now is franchises, but if we wanna make our dollar truly strong we gotta be involved on all levels of economics.

Real talk, this is the vision I got. Told myself I'm not gonna put the details online cause you know them boyz watching but I think this shyt is definitely realistic.

 

[↓R↑LYB]

we need grocery stores and gas stations. besides bills, you cant escape these two expenses.

Ever considered opening up one?

 

[marcuz]

Ever considered opening up one?

bruh, i aint rich, dammit

but actually i did look into owning a small gas station in a shytty part of southern california, and the price was just shy of 1.5 million. thats the importance of networks, man. one dude with 200-300k cant do shyt but 4-5 men with 200-300k can get the job done.

and truthfully, when it comes to business, i suck at it. but i'd love to take that risk to invest in a black owned grocery mart.

 

[↓R↑LYB]

bruh, i aint rich, dammit

but actually i did look into owning a small gas station in a shytty part of southern california, and the price was just shy of 1.5 million. thats the importance of networks, man. one dude with 200-300k cant do shyt but 4-5 men with 200-300k can get the job done.

and truthfully, when it comes to business, i suck at it. but i'd love to take that risk to invest in a black owned grocery mart.

Get you some more certs, youll get there

Growing up one of my dad's business was doing importing/exporting of fruits and vegetables. He also had a bodega under our building too. He also had a bunch of farms in Jamaica now that I think about it

shyts wild, growing up I used to think his ass was crazy but now I'm like dudes a genius

 

[↓R↑LYB]

bruh, i aint rich, dammit

but actually i did look into owning a small gas station in a shytty part of southern california, and the price was just shy of 1.5 million. thats the importance of networks, man. one dude with 200-300k cant do shyt but 4-5 men with 200-300k can get the job done.

and truthfully, when it comes to business, i suck at it. but i'd love to take that risk to invest in a black owned grocery mart.

And honestly I ain't think them shyts was that expensive. But that's Cali prices. shyts real cheap in Atlanta.

 

[Responsible Allen Iverson]

This campaign should have added info about how this day is just the start and that it needs to evolve into a permanent lifestyle change for Black people. Check out this thread for more info on Black group economics: http://www.thecoli.com/threads/the-official-black-group-economics-thread.242038/