Cooperative Solutions To Economic,Community, Religous Division

"The relations among racial identity, religious affiliation, and political orientation are complex. Claims of a constitutive relationship between black identity and a particular religious affiliation should be regarded with great suspicion. Likewise, black identity and the religious affiliations of black people do not imply a specific kind of political orientation.
To put a sharper point on it: Islam is not the religion of black militants etc.. and Christianity is not constitutive of black identity. Furthermore, black identity does not equal progressive politics. The intersection of racial identity, religious affiliation, and political orientation must be evaluated in context. Different contexts yield different meanings, different relations to the powers that be. Finally, an Afro-Eccentric perspective provides a line of flight from the totalitarian blackness that often characterizes Afrocentric perspectives."
Lets look at it in this regard...following is the first of many video post as I will refer to many scholars in the black community and whom are deeply respected by the masses of black people. Our community according to historical studies is definitely under served communities and does not practice self-help economics. We disproportionately suffer in every measure of social and economic progress. Is the national economic development campaign aimed at promoting and stimulating entrepreneurship and self-help economics in the under served black community?

Posted via web from Winning in 2010