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A white colleague asked me that question. At the time, I did not have an answer so I made up a lie. If asked the same question today, I still don’t have an answer. Perhaps you do.
Posted By: James Sanford
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 11:50AM
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good question James ,,,let me see if i can showcase a few answers from the same topic i had on facebook I understand what you're talking about. It's something about a black person who doesn't carry himself/herself in the "typical black way" that makes many blacks angry and uncomfortable. Live your life. They don't pay your bills or buy your food so forget them.
Yes, black people are very arrogant. That is something about our race that I hate. Nobody toots their own horn better than black people. This could be why other race sympathesize very little with black people when misfortune comes. I do feel that I can be myself when in company of other races because black people can be very judgmental of other black people. A group of black people could be sitting minding their own business. A Latina could walk by and no one blinks an eye. A white woman can walk by and heads won't even turn. An asian woman can walk by and no one will look up. A black woman walks by and the judging begins. "Who dat?" "What she got on?" "That ain't her real hair." "She cute and all but she ain't got nothing on me."
It's annoying, but many times you won't be able to avoid it unless you move to someplace like Iceland. As someone mentioned in a previous post is that it is a class issue too, but guess what, most blacks fall into the middle class and working class level anyway so that is the way it is. Just be the best person you can be.
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 12:33PM
DAVID JOHNSON
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I don't know what's going on, man. You can walk into a black owned business over in Oakland and the negroes running the place will stare you down and frown at you just for opening the door. The service is generally bad too. Then they'll complain when you take your business outside the community.
Black people have a lot to learn in the arena of treating each other right.
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 12:33PM
DAVID JOHNSON
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"There is another class of coloured people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs, and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs — partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs."
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 12:34PM
DAVID JOHNSON
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james that's just a few comments mad about the subject
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 12:35PM
DAVID JOHNSON
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Hello James,
The direct and short answer and the only answer to your question is this. All Black Americans are a subjugated people. Black Americans do not control any segment of our lives and particularly our finances.
And, that is why Blacks keep coming to Whites because we are subjugated by Whites. Our ancestors were not free and we their descendent are not free either.
The monies we make, have and spend all belongs to White America as we technically still belongs to White America today.
The goods and food we buy are what White America provides.
Our only permanent solution is our desire to become a sovereign people on a reasonable and fertile portion of this continent that we could call our very own country to go for our selves. What I just said is exactly what God said to me and it is going to happen in my life-time.
There is no other way.
Our situation mirrors that of the Children of Israel and you know what happen with them because of God intervention, am I right.
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 1:23PM
Harry Watley
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@King David
Yeah customer service is a big issue with us. Seems the only time we employ it is when were at the club trying to get that dance, or when we are trying to "Get Over" on someone, running a scam.
It seems that we don't really understand the concept of building, we have a tendency to want everything ready made example; it is probably easier to get Blacks "not all" to invest in a drug deal, because it implies quick money. Or we will go to the casino and drop a couple of G's in hopes of a big score? I use to say it’s because we still have residue from the Willie Lynch syndrome, but I am not sure we can still use that excuse.
Another thing I have notice, we want to take all for little, example I'll put in X dollars but I want 50 to 80%, or we apply the same test that Whites apply to us when we seek funding, little do we realize that the same measuring stick is not apply to their own.
Conversely, on the other side, many of us want it all for ourselves, and have not learned the art of sharing for the greater cause. We fail to apply what most of us read in the bible...each has a talent, and each has a part to play, the eyes cannot be the arms, nor can legs be the chest, etc.
Then it’s the tendency to want to be Top Dog, and have others follow you around to boast the ego. I believe it balls down to low self-esteem in what we have to offer the world as buyer and seller.
We have so many hang ups and I'll list just another example: You was in a deal before and it didn't work out, so now all blacks are fu...k up. Place that person in a deal with A white, with the same outcome and there be ready to go again. We have to figure out a way to break this "master wee sick" syndrome.
Perhaps, were just plain old scared, don’t believe were good for another than entertaining and masquerade our fear it in these self-defeating habits.
So much to said about this area of none activity, and were soon to enter 2013 with the same problem. However, others have figured us out, and how to get the money out of our hands and are quite good at.
They say if you want to start a business direct it towards the trendsetters Blacks. Then, open a store and place a sign in the window that reads “NO BLACKS ALLOWED” We will demonstrate in front of the store, because were going to force the business to take our money. Now, isn’t that some crazy stuff!
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 1:25PM
James Sanford
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@David,
You have not answered the question. All that you were doing is whining and complaining. The question was why Black Americans go to Whites to invest in their business, idiot. The question is not about racially different women passing by and Black men become judgmental to wards the Black Women.
In addition, you are very arrogant. One of the signs of your arrogance is blocking comments that disagree with you. Before you talk about Black Americans look in the mirror fool
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 1:31PM
Harry Watley
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Hello James,
Your analogy, examples and complaints are unwarranted because we Black Americans don’t know any better.
Nothing is wrong with us except that we need an all round prophet/teacher from God as Moses was the Hebrew people’s teacher. We have no core values because we have not a teacher form God. God was never with us before my anointing. Likewise, God was not with the Hebrew people before Moses anointing. Things are going to change in my life-time.
We are listening to everybody and ourselves, but not our prophet who is our divine light.
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 1:50PM
Harry Watley
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Irma when I got out the marines I couldn't find a job and when I did I could not take orders from a civilian so I started my own business while working Iwent to school aod got my contractors llc ,,then i sent my wife to school for business ,,,we parlayed that into
GLOBAL FINANCIAL 911 INC ,,
James even when i did construction I tried to get the brother to work and everyone of them was lazy not to be trusted and tried to rip me off in one way or another ,there for bringing my business down ,then i started hiring Mexicans and whites my business grew to the point I retired that business and went into financing /banking with my wife got a big home 5500 sq ft driving good cars .got my kids in collage and funning in the sun with my grands ,, the black workers seem to have a since of entitlement
if it was not for the corp values i learned in the marines i would still be stuck ,
just like you said brother James ''we have a tendency to want everything ready made example; it is probably easier to get Blacks "not all" to invest in a drug deal, because it implies quick money. Or we will go to the casino and drop a couple of G's in hopes of a big score? I use to say it’s because we still have residue from the Willie Lynch syndrome, but I am not sure we can still use that excuse. ''
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 2:20PM
DAVID JOHNSON
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I guess in reality it balls down to what you have been saying Harry. Since our subterfuge freedom, we have been dealing with the same problem. We tried sew-sew, and that was rule illegal by the establishment because it was not controlled by the establishment, we tried a few other fund pool gathering techniques and those were contaminated as well. Now there’s a program called Crowdfunding, which is built on the concept of sew-sew.
@Irma,
I hear ya sister; I just believe we have been tricked into thinking its okay to just do for our immediate family. I say tricked because every other culture is doing for the culture at large, because they know that is the only sure way it will exist in the future as strong and independent people.
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 2:26PM
James Sanford
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@All
To further stress my point; how many Black Owned banks do we have? Not savings banks, though there might be a hand full of them, I mean Black owned Commercial full service banks.
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 2:32PM
James Sanford
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@King David
That's what I'm taking about, all though you had to use a different work force, you created. That's what we are missing, the attempt to create tangible businesses. We will always have those who look to get over, but I believe we are smarter today, and can train a viable workforce, hell there trained to serve others.
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 2:39PM
James Sanford
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To ALL
I agree we have parts within our culture that are problematic, but check this out "We don't hold Serve in that area" All cultures have dysfunctional parts. Let's take the Hebrews exodus from Egypt, some tried to thwart the mission, but enough stayed committed to the new way of life. Look we cannot continue to send our kids to school to get an education only to serve a society, a system bent on oppression.
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 2:55PM
James Sanford
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LOOK ON THE SIDE OF THE ROADS IN AMERICA ,,,what do you see ,,,whites ,building the rail systems ,city workers white , government workers white ,,,anytime you see a black person working on the side of the road ,its to work off jail time !
who remember the CETA program ? i was 14 got my first real job working in radio because of CETA ,,,WE NEED programs like that to come back so bLACKS can be in position to chose to go into business ! and work with each other ,,,
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 2:56PM
DAVID JOHNSON
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@Kind David,
CETA program...WOW! That a flash.
To All
We keep saying we don't have this or that and we have convinced only ourselves. Ask Nike if they believe that, ask the franchiser of Mickey Dee’s if they believe that’s true, ask the Koreans, Asians, Indians that peddle hair if they believe that’s true. We as a people may have the Oder of distrust, but we better find some air freshener and get past it.
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 3:35PM
James Sanford
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To All
There is a term called "Impact Investing". It looks beyond the ROI and looks at how it can benefit a community or a people. Needless to say who crafted it; but it’s a concept Black Americans need to employ. It’s got to go beyond our individual selves.
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 3:58PM
James Sanford
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@Irma
I listen to several Black radio programs, and it seems when we get around to the subject of economic empowerment not social, there is an air of silence or its gloss over. Does anyone know why that is? When it is part of the key to our social woes, the other part Harry teaches.
On the other hand, maybe I should consider the fact that the majority of those programs are not on black owned and controlled stations, so there is a concern about subjects that stir the conscious mind. I guess, as long as, we are crying the blues, baby momma drama, who shot who, etc., were okay.
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 4:51PM
James Sanford
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Now that's funny...lol!
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 5:20PM
James Sanford
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here is a interesting comment from a facebook reader !
Lets look at this from the point of research, Research suggests that African Americans are more likely than the general population to have small business aspirations. But I’m sure this is no surprise to you! Many of us grew up with dreams of “being our own boss” and becoming the next neighborhood success story. Owning a successful business can be a realistic goal for many, but it requires dedication, preparation, discipline and knowledge.
At several points during my career, I pursued entrepreneurial endeavors. When I first graduated from college, the job market was challenging – similar to what we are experiencing today. I decided then that if I couldn’t find a job I would create one.
First, I took the time to consider the skills I acquired in college to determine how best to capitalize on them. Given my studies in finance, I decided that I would start a tax service business. I knew that the field was competitive, so I created a niche for my new business by offering pick-up and delivery services.
I was very excited to become a small business owner, but not so eager that I didn’t take the time to deliberately plan and prepare for success. Before pursuing my first client, I made certain to develop a long-term business plan. Having a solid plan allowed me to define my business, outline my products and services, create my marketing strategy (including target audience and geography) and develop a financial plan. It also helped me look serious to potential clients, investors and lenders.
I learned that it is equally important to seek guidance from subject matter experts who specialize in small business. Most states have small business development centers or branches of the federal Small Business Administration (SBA) office that offer free business counseling and services for both startups and established businesses.
Having a relationship with a banker is also essential. You’d be amazed at what your bank has to offer. Whether your business is large or small, a banker can help provide general consultation on ways to help grow your business. While some new businesses don’t initially qualify for lending because of lack of collateral or poor credit history, most banks do offer other business products (like checking accounts), services (like overdraft protection) and tools (like online banking) to help new business owners better run their business.
My local bank became a great resource and provided me free tools and information to help me manage my business. For instance, my bank connected me with community agencies specializing in small business development. In fact, this led to a full-time employment opportunity with the NAACP Community Development Resource Center in Richmond, Va., where I was able to pursue my passion for helping individuals and families achieve financial success.
Some of the best advice I ever received was to make sure I never comingle my personal and business finances. When you’re just getting started, it’s typical to use your personal accounts for business expenses. However, establishing accounts in the name of your business creates a clearer financial picture, allowing you to more easily track and manage business expenses. It also helps lenders and investors when making decisions regarding financing and investments.
Last but certainly not least, make it official. African Americans are infamous for “side hustles,” and finding ways to earn extra income beyond your regular nine-to-five is generally encouraged. If you find yourself with a profitable business venture that is marketable and has the potential for long-term success, go ahead and file the appropriate paperwork to legally establish your business. This could create opportunities to grow your business and increase revenue by providing access to bank and government financing options, as well as other resources.
Long story short, over several years my business grew to serve over 100 clients and I was able to sell it and move on to other career aspirations. I know that this success came from careful planning and management and a willingness to seek advice. I also gained quite a few gems of wisdom as a small business owner that continue to benefit me today:
Good service breaks down barriers.
Follow through on what you promise.
Deliver your best.
Network and seek guidance – no matter how much you think you know, there is always something new to learn.
Regardless of whether you work for a company or are self-employed, leverage the skills you have to capitalize on opportunities.
For free tips, tools and resources to help you reach your entrepreneurial dreams, visit the Wells Fargo Business Insights Resource Center at wellsfargobusinessinsights.com. This site offers an extensive library of expert advice, videos, podcasts, articles and more to help manage and grow your business – regardless of the stage.
Michelle Thornhill is senior vice president, Diverse Segments for Wells Fargo & Company. Visit www.wellsfargo.com/aspirations for more information.
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 5:34PM
DAVID JOHNSON
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what about the pro Athlete's that sell out /take the money out the hood ??
MARCUS GARVEY
"For a rich Negro to marry a poor white is an unpardonable crime and sin; because it simply means the transference of the wealth of the race to another, and the ultimate loss of that wealth to the race. It is logically evident that if the Negro is rich, he gained all or most of his wealth from his race. Therefore, to ignore the opposite s*x of his race and intermarry with another is to commit a crime or sin for which he should never be pardoned by his race.
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 5:49PM
DAVID JOHNSON
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Irma Overall I feel that a large percentage of governmental and institutional policies and programs enacted today are essentially continuing a legacy of control. This in fact is a legacy many deny even when confronted with surmounting evidence that affirms otherwise. But then again, why admit transgressions when the effort to continue the heritage of oppression endured by people of color subsequently benefits them—the elite proprietors of money, power, and resources within this country. Within this setting they continue to hold the reins of supremacy over the marginalized and less fortunate. Their influence and direction set the rhythm for those on the outside of their inner circle to dance to. They determine who is worthy of their attention and admiration and those who are to be ignored and detested. They determine those who should be considered safe and those who should be seen as dangerous. They have the power to influence the minds of those here and abroad. This is simply a dangerous game of thrones people of color have never seemed to master. Within every game there exists a potential wild card that has the capability to alter the dynamics of a game. A wild card is to be watched by the leaders of the game. All their efforts must be focused to discourage this improbable player from moving from behind to overcome and leader and as a result win. Within this country, Black and Latino males are the impeding wild card.
Within this malevolence operation, Black males are particularly at risk of being exposed to noteworthy doses of oppressive measures that are in general experienced by women or other ethnic groups. Oppressive systems and people who operate on the grounds of the systemic social reproduction of racism as Albert Memmi stated, “want distinctions and advantages to be given by birth to those who simply declare themselves by self-decree to be best.” Today as witnessed within the past, the systems within the U.S. were simply created by our country’s forefathers to give advantage to some, but not all. The effects of the seeds and thus vines of oppression that have encased the internal and external surfaces of the U.S. continue to render the minds, hearts, and actions of the world. The world has blindly come to be served the toxic proverbial “Kool-Aid,” and consequently continue the undertaking of condemning, demonizing, and psychologically and physically antagonizing Black males.
The character Captain, in the 1967 movie Cool Hand Luke, famously said, “What we’ve got here is a failure to communicate. But I feel that the message that is being sent is quite clear and present. The conversation pertaining to the social and academic well-being of Black males is not only missing, but also insignificant.
Wednesday, November 14th 2012 at 5:54PM
DAVID JOHNSON
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I simply don’t understand why you all don’t get it that our only permanent solution is to become a sovereign people. And, now that it is going to happen in my life-time you all don’t want it. Don’t you see why I call you all ignorant and stupid?
You knuckleheads keep complaining about how bad things are for us, but you don’t want to be free in a country of our own. Are you stupid?
Thursday, November 15th 2012 at 7:00AM
Harry Watley
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@Harry
What we are talking about and not complaining about leads towards the vision and mission GOD has bestowed upon you. So do not misread what you are reading, your work to lift the veil from our eyes is at work, there is a movement towards sovereignty, and like parts, gathering one part is becoming more conscious of what has not been done that needs to be done.
It is what GOD cherishes the most, “come let us reason together.”
Thursday, November 15th 2012 at 7:33AM
James Sanford
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AND, HERE DAVID IS SOMETHING I WOULD LIKE FOR YOU TO GO LOOK UP THE STATISTICS ON ON YOUR COMPUTER...
THE BLACKS BORN AND RAISED BEING GIVEN A HANDS UP BY THEIR GOVERNMENT AS COMPARED TO THE CUBANS COMMUNIST IN FLA. THAT CASTRO LET OUT O HIS PRISONS AND MENTAL HOSPITALS THAT WERE WELCOMED INTO AMERICA WITH OPEN ARMS...
THE STATISTICS ON TEH NUMBER OF HATIANS THAT GOT TO OUR SHORES BY THE WET FOOT, DRY FOOT OF T ECOMMUNIST CUBANS IN GETING BIG OR SMAALL BUSINESS STARTED...
OOPS THER IS ONLY A WET FOOT DR FOOT FOR COMMUNIST IN AMERICA!!!!!!!!! (NUP)
WE MUST TAKE IN ALL ELEMENTS ON AN ISSUE, BUT IT IS EASY FO RME TO DO BECAUSE I DON'T SEE ALL BLACKS AS NATURAL BORN KILLERS NOR BUMS...
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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...yes Harry we are finding a way to unite with each other by coming to gather not as you are seeking us to do seprate into who is here to make you happy enought to accept us was worthy, Harry (smile)
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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@JAMES ARE YOU NOT GETTING THE RADIO PROGRAM MIXED UP WITH THIS SITE???LOL(SMILE)
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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I have often mentione how Marcus Garvey created the first mega- business in america...what was it and what happened to it...and, mentioning movies, how lon have Blacks been financing producing their very own very success ful l movies in hollywood?
now if yo ustart back in the 60s well it is longer then that...(smile)
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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...'FOR NOT'...NOT, NOW...(SMILE)
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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@JAMES, WE ARE SOIN NEED OF MORE TEACHING MOMENTS ON "IMPACT INVESTING"...THANKS. (SMILE)
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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@DAVID, CONGS FOR NOW ALLOWING YOU UNLIMITED YES YOU CAN,'BLACK POWERS' TO BE TAKEN FROM YOU. (SMILE)
AND, I SEE YOUR HANDSOME SON (DON'T WORR Y USHER.LOL)HAS FOLLOWED HIS FATHER'S LEAD. (SMILE)
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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...OOPS, ANYONE RECOGNIZE OUR PRESIDENT CAMPAIGNING ON PUTING AN END TO THESE TINGS..."I" AM WILLING TO SAY THIS IS A BIG "N-O" (NUP!!!)
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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@DAVID...ONE OF THE MAIN PROBLEMS IS IT USE TO BE TAHT WHEN ONE CAME FROM DUTY IN THE MILITARY THE JOBS THEY LEFT WERE STILL THERE FOR THEM...BUT THIS WAS ALSO IN THE PASS WHEN WE DID NOT VOTE AGAINST THE UNIONS FIGHTING TO KEEP JOBS HERE IN AMERICA...NOT DUE TO SKIN COLOR BUT DUE TO THE WROSHIP OF THE ALMIGHT $$$$$$$$$$$$...HOPEFULLY THT OUR "FORWARD" MARCH WILL BE TO OVER COME THIS BRAINWASING OF BLAME AND VICTIM WORSHIP...
WHICH HAS LED TO TODAY WHEN ONE RETURNS FROM MILITARY DUTY ISIS LIKE THEY HAVE NOT BEEN EMPLOYED THEREFORE THE CHANCE OF GETTING CREDIT IS RIGH TOUT THE WINDOW...AND AS FOR FOOD STAMPS THAT THE RIGHT HAS US BELIEVING EVERONE CAN GO IN AND GET...ONE NEEDS REDENCY TO GET THIS AGAIN BACK TO JUST GETIN GOUT OUT THE MILTARY OR MAYBE BECAUSE YOU OWN A CAR OUT RIGHT THA TIS LIKE IF YOU ARE AN AMERICAN CITIZEN YOU MUST STEP TO THE BACK OF THE LINE...BUT, I DO GIVE CREDIT IT YOU AE IN TEH MILITRAY YOU CAN GET FOOD STAMPS...I WONDER WH FULLY EMPLOYED MILITARY RATES GETTING FOOD STAMPS...BUT THIS AGAIN IS SOMETING WE VOTE FOR IN AMERICA. (SMILE)
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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2 THINGS...I WOULD NEVER CONDEMN ANYONE WHO DID NOT CHOOSE TEH SAME CAREER PATH OF WORKING WITH THE LEARNING DISABLED AS I DID...
I SHOP IN OAKLAND BECAUSE THEY HAVE FRESH SEA MARKETS TO DIE FOR AND BECAUSE I CAN BU PRODUCTS STRIGHT FROM TEH MOTHER LAND AND BECAUSE I JUST ENJOY SHOPIING THERE OVER BUYINF PREPACKAGED FROZEN SEA FOODS...I MAKE CLOTHERS OUT OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL AFRICAN PRINTS...BUT, OAKLAND IS A PLACE I WOULD NOT LIVE EVEN IF THE RENT WAS FREE.LOL (SMILE)
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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...BECAUSE WE HAVE NO LOCAL BLACKOWNED BSINESS..."I" GO ALL THE WAY (A 2 HOUR DRIVE) TO OAKLAND TO DO BUSINESS WITH BLACK BUSINESS'(SMILE)
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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NOW LETS TRY THE "I" AND NOT THE THEM...
"I" AM TH EPRODUCT OF A SINGLE BLACKMOTHER...
I AM UNIVERSITY EDUCATED
"I" MADE SURE MY CHILDREN WERE COLLEGE EDUCATED
AT THE TIME "I" HAVE THE PRIDE IN SAYING MY GRANDCHILDERN OLD ENOUGH TO BE IN COLLEGE IN COLLEGE...
NOW BACK TO THE THEM AND THEY...THEY HAVE BEEN SOCIALLY TRAINED TO MAKE THEIR OWN CHOICES TO CHOSE THEIR FUTURES JUST AS "I" HAVE CHOSEN TO DO. (S-M-I-L-E)
SO FARE NONE OF "US" HAVE CHOSEN TO GO INTO BUSINESS...
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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@ DAVID, YES WE PUT THE BLACKS DOWN FOR WATCHING AND FOLLOWING US IN THEIR STORES...
BUT NO TONE COMPLAINT WHEN TEH WHITE STORE OWNERS DO THE SAME THING..
ANY COMPLAINTS ABOUT PIZZA CHAINS THE REFUSE TO EVEN SERVE US MENTIONED IN ANY BLOGS?...
I WILL REPEAT IT WAS DIFFERENT BEFORE WE WERE ABLE TO ACCEPT MORE AND MORE WE SHOULD NOT RESPECT OUR OWN...BUT THIS IS CALLED, "FREEDOMOF CHOICE" OR BLAME FRO GOD TO EVERYONE ELSE BUT ME THE INDIVIDUAL FOR ALL OF THIS. (NUP/ SMILE)
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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...AND YET MORE BIAHISTORY...BACK IN THE DAY WHEN WE RESPECTED BOTH THE BLACK MALE AND THE BLACK SINGLE MOTHER...
WE DID INVEST IN OUR OWNSELVES. example it was due to supporting our own we were able to buy our first homes...this way we were able to avoid back then the whiteman's willingness to finance us a car but not for us to buy a home...
much like today teh whiteman willhelp us buy a home with loans guranteeded to reposess these very homes, like the repossion of those cars...
ANYONE KNOW WHAT "I" AM TALKING ABOUT??????????????!!!!!!!!??????? (NUP / SMILE)
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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