Announcement of upcoming Peer-to-Peer Radio. Black History fact: Poet and Author Toni Morrison born in Lorain, Ohio.

Martin Luther King jr. and Marcus Garvey both spoke to the question of equality and economics.

W.B. Purvis, a Black Man, patents the fountain pen in 1899; Marian Anderson, a Black Woman, is the first African American to perform at the Metropolitan Theatre in 1955. Ballot or the Bullet remix.

Open Source, Blockchain technology represents the closest we will come to a ' level ' playing field. Our ability to proactively utilize the resources available rega9this technology will be the determining factor in our ability in the coming years to CREATE our Reparations.

Portion of Dr. Martin Luther King's speech. Some of the same elements present at the time of this speech, 1963 are still present and being addressed. How much progress have we really made? Throughout Dr. Kings life most of his speeches were interwoven with the elements of social justice, civil rights and issues of poverty.

What is a Stablecoin? What is a DAG? How cryptocurrencies have developed from the Bitcoin blockchain. Privacy Coins, what does it mean?

When, Where and how did we get here?

In this two part episode, the top 10 cryptocurrencies are listed and a basic description is given of their uses as well as price point.

We provide a basic explanation of what a digital wallet and private key are. What functionalities do I need? What is meant by ' Hot ' and ' Cold ' storage? Cryptocurrency creators Tavonia Evans, Akon and Richard Ells.

In this episode we will inform our listeners about how and where to store their Cryptocurrency. We also provide the names of reputable companies that provide digital wallets for storing Cryptocurrency. In addition to our primary subject of storage, we will speak to the announcement by Congress last week that in 2020, approximately 21 bills, specifically concerned with Cryptocurrency and Blockchain technology will be on the agenda.