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Simple put the Guns down and raise your fist to changing your neighborhood NOW!
How will your second half be after the Covid-19, Protestors, Media resolve around Black Lives Matter, and the 2020 Presidential Election.
After the marchers, protestors, and boycotts where are we. Have we done enough to change the narratives and have we left a mark of change for ever?
When will we change the narrative and tell the truth as we wait on the Covid-19 to be resolved, 2020 Election for President, House, and Senate congressional member, health care for the undeserved, and more. We will we see social justice meet us at the door for equity, equality, and humanity for those that have been in pain for centuries?
I salute the Fatherhood of the world while given peace to those fathers that left us too soon. We honor you all.
What will changed for Blacks if we as Black's don't lift each other up, will Black Lives Matter them.
We are undersized across the country and in the world while fighting for the rights as citizen of the United States of America for our undeserved youth and their communities. But, I am so proud of our national/local non-profits, small undeserved business, and great citizens that have stepped up to serve the undeserved publicly despite the lack of corporate assistance and there consistence apologies for being silent about race relations, discrimination, and the undeserved and the disenfranchised in Americans
I am proud of the protestors and their families who have stood by them over these 12 days, because we are witnessing a shift culturally of real great America. I am expecting greatness from these articulate millennial!
We are protesting nationally for the killing of George Floyd and countless other blacks over decades at the hands of some dishonorable police officers, a floored injustice criminal justice system, the injustice among minorities in Corporate America verse whites, and the disruptive behavior of political injustice/infractions with Congressional members. Where are the cries from White leadership and White Congressional members to unearth these problems of oppression?
Inequality is a measure of how far the distribution of incomes differs from if all households had the same income especially Blacks and minoroties. The gini coefficient is the most popular measure of income inequality; Medically Undeserved Areas/Populations are areas or populations designated too few primary care providers, high infant mortality, high poverty or a high elderly population; Disenfranchisment is to take it away. The U.S. has a shameful history of disenfranchising African-American citizens through bogus laws and outright intimidation. Being disenfranchised can make you feel like you don't belong or that you have no power.
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