Why is Black Economic Real-story not His-story and the study of SEEFIRS Important?

Studying Real-story not His-story allows you to understand SEEFIRS (Systemic Endemic Economic Finanancial and Institutional Racisms). SEEFIRS Has been built into the structure of our nation since it was founded. SEEFIRS controls every aspect of Black civil and economic rights. Every Black dollar we get must pass through a White hand or Institution at some point that is ultimate control. I have proposed over the years a primary solution to allow Blacks to close the enormous gap between White and Black wealth. Federal Reserve studies show the average White family has almost 10 times the wealth of Black families, and if you add all the Black Banks together, Chase Bank is almost 1,000 times larger, and that’s just one bank. Black people must be made aware of our declining situation. We have just recently lost our only 100-year-old Insurance company, North Carolina Mutual Life, which has been placed in liquidation by the NC Insurance commissioner.

This severe economic disparity must be dealt with! We got Civil Rights in the 1960s, but as Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X met, they realized that Civil Rights without economic rights were like a car without gas.

SEEFIRS is the primary cause of the majority of the disparity in education, poverty, lack of access to financial and economic resources, and increasing crime in the black community. ?

For several years, I have been proposing a solution to the SEEEFIRS problem. A Black Controlled Central Liquidity Facility (BCLF) will provide a method by which our wealth can be directly recycled in our communities. This nation’s government has done this several times by establishing major, white-controlled liquidity facilities that facilitated White Economic wealth and ensured the preservation of the White status quo. It is time for this to stop, Black people must become aware of our plight and make federal and local government aware of the same. If nothing is done, our wealth gap will continue and widen.

I welcome replies, thoughts, and support.

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