All I can think is that you are afraid of her to have this kind of loathing for a woman who is doing as much good as she can, where she can. She has a powerful, unapologetic voice for the black community whether you believe it or not. Your jealousy is palpable and revolting.

Don’t let your neighbor starve while you are telling others to solve world hunger, Love is a Verb Chapter 3

I have been getting a lot of calls from non-black business business executives and civic leaders asking what should they do to be impactful in light of the current civic unrest. Despite what seems to the current theme of the day which is that America and the entire white population of this country is irredeemably evil, many (I didn’t say all) whites of all political persuasions, professions, ages and income brackets are saying something is wrong here, YES it is. Why are blacks at the bottom of the economic ladder and why has this persisted over the years?

There seem to be three camps:
1. They are in that situation because they lack initiative in education and business. It is their own bad behavior that has caused the problem. “I know a black that did, this, that and the other…”. We did it, you people can too. THIS IS THE THEME OF CONSERVATIVES WHICH IS ARTICULATED BY CANDACE
2. The secret society of white people is dedicated to making sure that black people never get anything.THIS IS THE MESSAGE DELIVERED TO BLACK PEOPLE BY OUR OWN PEOPLE.
3. Education and sympathy is the cure, lets support inner city programs that teach these poor black people to be like us. THIS IS THE MESSAGE OF THE WHITE LIBERAL

I have different theory and solution. There are people that do and people that talk about what others should do.

PEOPLE THAT TALK ABOUT WHAT OTHERS SHOULD DO say things like :THEY are evil and are holding blacks back therefore the government should make THEM do what I think they should do.

A thought: Why don’t YOU DO and then through voluntary cooperation get those that believe what you believe to start doing as well? Here are some easy things that you can do.

BUY something yourself and ask your company, elected officials and the companies you buy from, to follow your lead.
a. BUY something from a black business. Order some food or buy something online. If you order some food from a local black restaurant you can buy it for yourself or ask them to donate the food to some families in need or seniors that no longer have stores in their neighborhoods because of the riots.

b. ASK your company, government and how companies you buy from to establish a significant prime non pass relationship with a BLACK company. This way they can hire, inspire and give actual opportunity.

PEOPLE THAT DO, Thank you
Do what you can to buy directly from a black business, and challenge others to follow your lead.
If you are reading this it is highly likely that you are an American. We need to accept that each one of us has a responsibility to DO something to make the American dream a reality for everyone willing to put in the work of achieving their dreams. Black people have the same dreams and challenges as everyone else. What we don’t have is the same amount of respect in our non-athletic capabilities as everyone else. That means some want to keep you out and others don’t believe that you have the capability to be in so they need to give you charity. The result of hostility, sympathy and charity are they same, YOU ARE OUT. This is why we are at the bottom of the economic participation scale.

LOVE IS A VERB: It’s time for everyone to think about how our country can be a more perfect union. JUST DO BUSINESS, it works.

Talk about knocking down an intelligent young black woman that’s putting herself out there. Then you bring in TI, can’t craft a sentence together and is part of the degenerates of the Black community, to make your point… really. Then you criticize her husband for being white!!!! wow. I’m done with the Black Community and its issues, and I’m done with your newsletters…I will unsubscribe. Thank you for your past commentaries.