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The most prevalently available media in the Western world, which is produced primarily by persons of European descent, contributes to the production of direct and indirect adverse outcomes for Black Americans (Afrodescendants). In response, we offer a set of “Seven Steps to Personal Media Atonement” Protocols to help unwind these adverse outcomes. [04/25/25]
In 2019, BlackEconomics.org released a Strategy Brief entitled, “More Than A Conqueror: One Black American Strategy. No, this goes back further to 2012 when a Working Paper was prepared entitled, “All it Takes is One.” In any event, those two submissions led to our 2020 book entitled, Exodus: A Book for Black Americans Suggesting a Way Out and Up. The latter book and a few subsequent submissions caused us to visit Brookings, South Dakota briefly in 2023, and most recently we visited Fargo, North Dakota in December 2024 – January 2025. Hence, 57 Days in Fargo.
“‘Group Economics’ for Black Americans (Afrodescendants)” explores a popular topic that has seldom, if ever, been explored formally. It defines the “group economics” concept, assesses its benefits, and formulates a metric for measurement. The state of Black Americans’ “group economics” as roughly estimated, helps clarify the extent of our economic weakness, the current level of intergroup inequality in the US, and it adds weighty justification to our Reparations demand/claim.
When the BlackEconomics.org website was first developed in 2005, it included a page entitled Long-Term and Strategic Plan (LTSP) for Black America. In 2008 we made an appeal for the development of an LTSP. However, the goal of developing such a plan was not achieved until 2022 and 2023, when a “grassroots” LTSP Panel produced a Long-Term Strategic Plan for Black America. BlackEconomics.org’s chief contributors participated as members of the LTSP Panel. At a minimum, please consider the Executive Summary.
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