For far too long we have viewed ourselves as the oppressed, as people who need the government to level the playing field so that we can prosper. This despite data that proves that Black Americans have experienced economic growth during times of little to no government intervention. Blackness is not a handicap: we don’t need them to make a way but, rather, move out of the way.

The Black Wall Street that we all speak of and celebrate was developed during a time of oppression that far surpasses anything we see today. Black people then had far less opportunity and access than Black people in America today;

A war is being waged against the masses based on class, not race. Unfortunately, due to the struggles and history of pain experienced by Black Americans, they are the most vulnerable to manipulation and exploitation. Those in power across major corporations, organizations, and nations are using policy, propaganda and international threats like the pandemic to control the masses and redistribute wealth to their benefit. They’ve used the history of racism in America and the cries of Black America to advance their agenda.  This has been achieved by exaggerating division amongst Americans based on race. Socialists use public unrest to push corrupt governments to implement economically devastating policies. 

In 2020, I found myself praying intentionally and intensely for the Black community. As I prayed, I believe God revealed that He wants to restore the Black community and gave me the Book of Nehemiah as a biblical picture of His restoration plan.

I have lost customers, followers, and “friends” for supporting Trump. Why would I risk being canceled over Trump? Because it’s bigger than Trump, it’s about Truth.

This type of racism is the most destructive because it destroys from the inside out. This type of racism is the most impactful because it uses our image, diction, and desire to embed toxic ideas and norms into our culture. It is far more destructive than any confederate flag waving white man we are made to fear. This infiltration, and redefining of blackness has helped to destroy black families while they build generational wealth and monetize our pain and demise.

The criticism that many who are pro-choice have about those that are pro-life is that the care and advocacy we have for the unborn are not extended to the life of the mother, her well-being, and the life of the child after birth. Pro-life advocates are criticized for not providing solutions for women bringing children into the world while facing economic hardships. To the world, the pro-life community is simply pro-unborn and they have a hard time understanding how we can advocate for children to be born into a world and into families where they may inevitably suffer.