BWSC Project: Creating The Promised Land

Creating The Promised Land - Project Build 

Changing history as we know it. Prosperous communities should be the new normal for generations to come. 

I started a Facebook fundraiser in 2020. I raised $636 that included my $100 donation, Yay! Below is the old link if you’d like to read or see the pictures I posted for inspiration. A BIG thank you to those who see the vision.

With your help history will begin to change. Things we continue to see and experience will continue to fade. Wondering how the world will be different in 5, 10, 20 years from now? It all depends on the actions you take today and moving forward. Life will never magically happen. People are already planning what your eyes will see. Fit into their plan or create your own. 

Dream BIG like the world around you does and has for decades. Anything is possible. The power lives in you “The People” let’s use it. 

https://m.facebook.com/donate/2663773260615290/?fundraiser_source=feed 

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GROUP ECONOMICS

The current economic condition of the Black American community is in critical condition. Challenged by police brutality, poverty, economic instability, domestic terrorism and systemic racism the Black American community has been unable to craft an effective action plan to counteract these negative forces. In crafting an action plan, Group Economics within the Black American community would be the first bullet point.

What is Group Economics? While there is no formal definition, Group Economics can be defined as one group of people who have a common economic interest. That group agrees to actively and consciously pursue that economic interest together to create a sustainable and secure economy for themselves.

Group Economics is not new, many communities in America practice this strategy; the Jewish community, Italian community, asian communities all use Group Economics. It is a form of self-preservation. Group Economics was also used very successfully by the many thriving black communities from 1890s – 1920s (Tulsa Oklahoma, Redwood Florida & Wilmington NC are the 3 most popular yet there were many others) in America. Black Americans need to revisit group economics immediately.

A glimpse into the LONG TERM GOAL: 

1 MILLION DONORS AT $1 PER MONTH. Imagine how $12 Million a year poured into us can systemically change our community and

change history because in order to see different we have to do different. This has never been done before and in 2021 things are still the

same. DO DIFFERENT SEE DIFFERENT. We have to change our mindset. Imagine: Residential communities being built, Grocery Stores, farming so you can shop out of your own backyard, educational and youth centers, programs on how to gain your own economic growth,

making sure underserved areas are no longer underserved and so much more. Contracting black owned companies and creating jobs to

keep the money circulating within the community and to promote generational wealth... This money will be used to create what we hope

for every single day. Look at the old pictures of The Greenwood District and imagine that in today’s world, imagine that X10!

Please understand that together we can create the environment we want to live in. 

STATE TO STATE

As we grow, money will be used to help US across the board. Of course, every community is different and every community will wish to to see funds allocated differently. That is an understandable feat The BWSC Project will intentionally address. We will engage with the

community to find out their needs. We will partner with local community leaders and work with trusted organizations. A plan of action will be made specific to that community.

The First Goal Here Is To Buy Land.

PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAT I AM FOR CHANGING HISTORY AND HELPING US MOVE FORWARD. MY GOAL HERE IS NOT PERSONAL GAIN. WE WILL CONQUER TOGETHER. #THEPOWEROFADOLLAR

HAVE FAITH!!! 

A website for your $1 a month is in the works for those who want to see this come to fruition.

2024 Update:

Hello Angela here. Oh how time flies! The fundraiser has been moving pretty slow but Hope is still alive. My vision is still loud and clear and my work will never end.