Tips For Trying To Get Things Done In The Community
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Join an organization and get to work. It's really not all that difficult breh
Give up hope, and live off of food stamps
Find like minded individuals and start your own organization to make a difference.
Breh like @MAKAVELI25 said I've done tons of things and got tons of ideas for helping the poor and disadvantaged in our community. Just go through my post history in race related threads because its alot to re-type. If you wanna chop it up in pm, hit me up there
Testify breh Drop them gems mayne.
Damn man, give me some time later and I will post most of the stuff. Its spread out in various threads so I gotta organize it all...but I tell you this: The first thing we must do is recognize and understand the political atmosphere in all aspects of the black community. Once we do that, strategies are available everywhere, but they MUST BE ADOPTED, SPREAD, and IMPLEMENTED BY MASS NUMBERS OF BLACKS. All those neo-conservatives and blacks afraid to get in the community and do work to help with change are dead weight. We have to be in social movements, plain and simple. I'll post more later today.
Captain Crunch
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not sure what this thread is about breh?
Met up with a local NOI a week ago, I'm trying to talk to them about reworking their forum to make it accessible to everyone. It's basically a study group where religion is bought up, instead I'd like if it's just simply a non-secular town hall meeting to discuss strategies on how to establish businesses; schools, real estate; political protection and pool together resources collectively to establish it. Also, how do you guys get other groups(churches; institutions, etc) to work together on a common agenda.
First off, the NOI is not about getting the community on their feet, no matter what they say...I know NOI brothers and have read tons of stuff and written on them...they are not about black unity and fixing poverty; they are black capitalists that believe in oppressing a select group of blacks to continue capitalist investment. Don't let the rhetoric fool you like it did Malik....