Then your textbook will not reach the needed folks without an organized effort to get the word out
What is wrong with implementing an agenda via an organized approach to teaching and build towards a goal?
Black folks have various reasons not to financially support organizations and individual efforts that are geared towards black empowerment, but then the moment those orgs and individuals are shown to be getting non-black financial support, then that fact will be the focus of "why" black folks don't want to support them. The latest example of that was Black Lives Matter
1. My approach does involve an organized effort on a grassroots level. Its first to be introduced to my immediate community where i live, so that awareness and availability will be there day one for my people. This is the internet age, you can reach the masses without leaving the house and I honestly will probably make the e-books free because i don't teach for money. I make money through my own enterprises so that i don't have to beg people for money to fulfill my visions.
2. There is nothing wrong with having an organization but I understand how they work and if its not 100% black owned and is funded by the govt, elite white or their corporations then i know there is
conformity within its structure. Anyone who conforms is not to be trusted or invested in. That's my standard, I don't expect others to be as high.
3. Black people don't support these
mainstream organizations because they're not 100. Black people may not be the most educated but that doesn't mean we're stupid, we know when someone is 100% fighting for us without compromise and we're not going to keep wasting our support on people just because they are black and
talk a good game.
Everybody can't go to his school and im sure when its built you're going to have to pay to enroll. We're not going to progress working off these old models of depending on a building to be organized whether its a church or a school.
We need to equip mothers, fathers, young black men, young black woman with the knowledge so that we all are teachers in our own households and communities. That is the only solution. A school can be shut down, a group of teachers can be bought out. We have to give every black family the tools necessary to empower themselves without a middle man. Our most important teachers are parents and that is who we have to focus on equipping with the knowledge so that they can teach their children.
That is something that cannot be stopped or controlled. And its not that hard if people are worried about how they are going to get paid off of giving poor people knowledge and info.
Never trust someone who makes all there money off of freedom fighting. Umar should be starting black businesses and networking with other business owners to build a foundation to support himself and his visions instead of
selling poor people his dreams.