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Saturday, December 8, 2012

(Barbee vs. Obama)

First I love Obama I voted for him and I think he is a pretty good guy over all but I don’t like most of his policies. Let’s begin with Obama our first black president hasn't done nothing for African American community. The disparities in the criminal justice system remain intact; the disproportionate impact of the foreclosure crisis on communities of color; black unemployment; and the persistence of HIV/AIDS, Obama endorsed same-sex marriage and repealed "Don't ask, don't tell" he went out of his way to advance the gay agenda but not a black agenda. Black unemployment remains staggeringly high. But for a decade, black unemployment has exceeded the national average by anywhere from 3.7 to 6.9 percent. So if Obama has failed on employment, then call it a failure on employment not a failure on black employment. What's Obama done for black people? Nothing except affirm that black people are just American as anyone else. From the dark moments of slavery, to fighting and dying for this country. A post-racial society is a myth. African Americans compared to other racial groups are at the bottom of most socio-economic scales. Thus, our first black president should lead the charge in championing our people. Obama’s promise of “change” set high expectations at a low moment in our economy. Americans, particularly black Americans, were looking to the first black in the White House to make things better. The black unemployment rate is 15.8 percent, compared with 9.7 percent overall. Similar disparities exist in educational achievement, infant mortality, life expectancy, mortgage foreclosures and student loan defaults. The responsibility for real change lies with us. President Obama was selected before he was elected by the electoral college or in other words the financial elites. You still use the term “black” or “race” in this country without being called politically incorrect.

Who is Emmanuel Barbee? I am an up and coming social entrepreneur as well as a new urban author of the book “The Solution For Black America: Reclaiming, Rebuilding, And Restoring The Urban Ghettos In America.” Second Edition. This book is about my personal life experience growing up in the inner city ghettos of Chicago. I am a chosen man endowed with a vision on how to end gun violence, poverty, and structural inequality in Urban America and in America in general if given a chance. Chicago is known for its politics especially with Rev. Jackson and Minister Farrakhan the hall mark for African-American politics and culture. Black capitalist are always featured on talk shows speaking from the mountain top. They talk about black poverty and despair, but these “leaders” enjoy alphabets after their names. They live lives far removed from the low income African American community. I have been pushing my vision for 21 years and still to this day I don’t have any support from established black organizations in Chicago such as the NAACP of Chicago, Rainbow Push, Chicago Urban League. I got the run around from my former alderman, my former state representative, and only lip services from the black church in my former community they just told me “keep up the good work.” The reason why all of these organizations failed to work with me is because my organization is a new start up and also the fact that I lack capital to finance my projects. I created online groups back in 1991 as a way to spread my vision and also to recruit others like me who think outside of the box. I am dedicated to my cause “Help Stop The Genocide In American Ghettos” by empowering inner-city youths to resist the temptations of lawlessness and join my organization instead. All of the rejections I faced from established black organizations I post a new vision in Black America. It's time for a new generation of leaders, drawn from the masses. I provide a solution to the critical problems facing Urban America. I provide a road map to overcome this country's social, political, economical apartheid in my book from one who knows firsthand what it's like to live in a high crime drug and gang infested community on a day to day basis.

I also wrote my book to raise awareness about the daily life of those who are trapped in American ghettos as well as to promote my organization The Grass Roots Community Activist Movement, which has three main components: a social service component, a spiritual component, and a political component. Our social service component: would consist of assisting single black mothers, single black fathers, and low income two parent families who reside in the low income African American community. We will assist them with job training, education, and violence prevention. As well as help to keep their children away from drugs and out of street gangs. We will work directly with single black mothers, single black fathers, and low income two parent families by providing them with the resources such as job training, child daycare, and a second chance program for ex offenders. Our goal is to first stabilize the community by our outreach programs and create legitimate jobs in the hood so that our clients can raise their family in a safe environment those who are trapped in American ghettos.
Our spiritual component: would be optional for secular people. We will have both Christianity department and a Islamic department to help spiritual people develop in their faith. Our political component: will be the“democratic socialist party” they will focus on local issues within the community and focus on changing current gun laws. The platform of my book is based on how to end gun violence, poverty, and structural inequality in Urban America and in America in general. The purpose of this book is to share my story with the public, who are concerned about black issues. My organization will fulfill Dr. King's dream of ending poverty and structural inequality in America if given a chance. Unlike other organizations which does a partial part of addressing the issues my organization will focus on the entire black family from infants to senior citizens. We will work directly with single black mothers, single black fathers, and low income two parent families, who are trapped in American ghettos by providing them with goods and services, such as job training, child daycare and changing the negative environment, so they can raise their children with dignity and in peace. We will also offer a second chance program for ex offenders to give them a chance to reenter society. GRCAM is open to all racial groups, ordinary law abiding citizens, and undiscovered artist.

Finally, I wrote this book in order to generate revenue to start working on the major projects I discuss in chapter eleven such as the Grass Roots Community Activist Institute which will be our alternative school. We will offer four classes an acting class, journalism, oil painting, and a music workshop. In addition, We will offer onsite child daycare. Unlike other organizations that do a partial part of addressing the issues we will focus on the entire black family from infants to senior citizens and the environment in which our clients live. Once my book becomes a best seller I plan on turning it into a movie so that the whole world would know what I have been trying to do in Urban America for 20 years. Once the cash flow starts kicking in then I will be in a better position to offer incentives to attract talented individuals to join my team and those who have been working with me directly in helping me sell my book and setting up chapters in your city. This won’t be a one way street I assist others who have accepted my hand of friendship with finding college scholarships - grants, small business grants; housing; legal services and employment on a national level all for free. I am on 300 social networks and I correspond with 125,000 people spreading my vision and recruiting others to join my cause to Help Stop The Genocide In American Ghettos staring in Chicago. All I ask is that if you can please purchase my book and read the entire book. If you agree with my vision and all of the principles in my book then send me your name and contact number to my Facebook inbox. If you are not comfortable with exchanging numbers then send me your Yahoo email so that we can chat live on Yahoo Messenger or on Skype.
Also share my information with your family friends, or everyone you believe that are interested in black issues. After you have read the entire book I encourage the reader who agrees with my vision and all of the principles in my book to send me their name and contact number to my Facebook inbox or my g-mail so that I can answer any questions they may have. If they are not comfortable with exchanging numbers then I recommend that they send me their Yahoo email so that we can chat live on Yahoo Messenger or on Skype. I also ask the reader if they want to be either one of my future clients, members, or future staff. I want to make sure that no other person in America that is under my leadership would ever have to face the humiliation and reject I endured just to start a business. Everyone must accept the vision and all of the principles in this book by signing a consent form and be placed in our database in order for this organization to become effective and successful. Once we have a place of business everyone must attend our orientation workshops. We will expose wolves in sheep clothing by putting scammer’s and con artist on notice. Anyone that is found guilty of trying to deliberately sabotage this organization will have their name and photo ID placed on our Judas list and they will be barred for life plus we may take legal action against such person. We will do back ground checks on everyone once GRCAM is established to weed out trouble makers. My first goal is to stabilize the community through my political component by changing the current gun laws within 25 cities starting in Chicago. My organization will create legitimate jobs in the black ghettos/the hood, so our young people don’t have to become career criminals. Once we’re established in 25 cities I plan on expanding my organization aboard to Africa, Brazil, and the Caribbean Islands.

My Organization GRCAM












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