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By: Amanda

Amanda — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 20:33:31 +0000

Wealth is not built in one generation. It involves retaining earnings from one generation to another. Black men with wealth have got to stop sending it outward by marrying women of other races who then benefit from the wealth that would have lifted a black women and her kids out of poverty. This is not a small issue. It is how every other race except blacks and whites operate. And whites, being on top economically, don’t really need to do this. But we do. Observe how asians, jews, arabs, etc. behave. They retain wealth through family ties. It is the only way. In two centuries or so, when we’ve acquired wealth then we can start marrying out, but now it’s keeping us down.

By: Building Wealth

Building Wealth — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 07:12:57 +0000

Building wealth in the times we are in is definitely a hard thing to do. Many have tried and failed and others have succeeded greatly. With the right information and proper amount of work all things can become possible.

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By: Antone

Antone — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 01:22:09 +0000

Uhh, Kwanzaa? Really? As a Christian, I was never too crazy about Kwanzaa to begin with, but when I found out several years ago that Kwanzaa was just made up by a UCLA black studies associate professor in the Sixties, and alla our peoples just went for it hook line and sinker, what little respect I had for it went out the window right away. I recognize game when I see it and Kwanzaa is just a game being run on these pan-african people that don’t know how Kwanzaa came to be.