The economic status here in America is not doing well. We are now experiencing inflation, recession, and an increase in interest rates. We are greatly affected by this, Black Americans as well as other Americans. In our episode today we will answer the question of why is it Black America is behind in all the measures that indicate economic well-being despite America being a large nation, there should be a lot of opportunities for everyone.

The government is restricting Black America's Economic Development with its law. It is hard for Black Americans to start businesses and create job opportunities for the community.

One of the best examples of the government restricting development was when government officials in South Central L.A. did not allow us to participate in developing our business with then advanced technology Cable Television. It could have created thousands of jobs for the community. The government even fought us and did not honor the court of the United States Supreme Court Decision. You can refer to my book The Anatomy of Hustle; Cable Television Comes to South Central Los Angeles. I wrote their our (me and my brother) personal experiences.

Tune in to best understand what is Black Economics I am talking about in today's episode. If you have questions, after listening just comment below or message me to our Social Media accounts linked below. I am looking forward to engaging with you.

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