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Plantational response = crickets

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 Commentary on the Commentary - I posted the commentary below on LinkedIn to a "Black Leaders Worldwide" Forum.  No comments. No feedback. Crickets!   It merely shows that "Black Leaders" fear responding to content in a "Eurocentric-owned" Playground. Plantational isn't it, when you can't speak freely.  Commentary Flip the Script Question: Were you aware that an estimated only about 1% of African American adults primarily bank with African American-owned financial institutions? According to analysis published by Emerald Book, that represents roughly 330,000 people out of more than 33 million African American adults. While the exact percentage is debated, the broader reality is difficult to ignore: the overwhelming majority of our deposits are held in Eurocentric-owned banks. For decades, as our collective income and purchasing power have grown, most of our financial capital has flowed into institutions outside our own community. Those deposits ar...
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Where do our Labors go from here?

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  As we reflect on Labor Day and honor the contributions of American workers, we should also ask a forward-looking question: Where do our labors go from here? As AI continues to reshape the job market, every American should pursue work that aligns with their interests and passions while offering long-term relevance and resilience against obsolescence. Certain industries will remain foundational—providing enduring opportunities for investment, employment, and lasting value. Where we direct our skills, labor, and resources will help determine whether our families and communities merely survive—or revive and thrive. WePrepare.Us defines Foundational Preparedness Industry as those occupations that support society’s survival, revival, and “thrival”—providing food, water, health, communication, power, mobility, trusted means of exchange, sustainable environments, and strong community relationships. 4 Foundational Preparedness Industries: 1. FOOD • WATER • HEALTH 2. COMMUNICATIONS • POWER...
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Get your PERK - Personal Emergency Response Kit (A compact kit that you carry at all times - have two)

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  Personal Emergency Response Kit A compact preparedness kit you carry daily—in a purse, backpack, briefcase, vehicle bag, or waist pack. Choose lightweight, travel-size items and adjust for your health, climate, and daily routine. Identification and money Photo identification Emergency contact card Medical information and allergy card Health-insurance card $40–$100 in small bills Two or three dollars in coins Spare house and vehicle key Communication and power Fully charged cellphone Small power bank Charging cable and wall adapter Written list of important phone numbers Mini flashlight or headlamp Whistle Small emergency radio, if space permits Health and first aid At least 24–72 hours of essential medications Adhesive bandages Antiseptic wipes Aspirin - can mitigate heart attack or stroke symtoms Sterile gauze and medical tape Antibiotic ointment Pain reliever Antihistamine Disposable gloves Personal medical items, such as a...
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Make it official: become a WePrepare.Us member and help build the historic rise of Foundational Enterprise

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 Good morning, WePrepare.Us Mates! Thank you to those of you who have joined the our WePrepareUs  Facebook community.  Now, let’s make it official: become a WePrepare.Us member and help build the historic rise of Foundational Enterprise—balanced-budget businesses that innovate, create opportunity, and invest in Preparedness Equity for underserved communities. Foundational businesses love America enough to help build a better one . We strengthen our cultural and kinship economies—African American, Native American, Asian American, and others—because no culture can prosper without a strong financial core.  It was through banking our culture - Black Banking - that helped historic Black communities such as Greenwood, Hayti, and Rosewood build, innovate, and thrive. When our communities prosper, America prospers. Today, we face a choice between two economic paths: • The 1619 Legacy Economy, which continues to profit from the vulnerability, captivity, and unpreparedness o...
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WePrepare.Us

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  WePrepare.Us  Foundational Preparedness Industry We Build. Prepare. Earn. Churn --------------------- Affiliate Links  BlackOutCoalition.org - Bank Your Culture. Gobay's Ginger Snaps Pre-Launch Campaign  GoodEarthDomains.com - Serving NC & Beyond since 2008 -Use code: ged2026 for 10% off  PerennialLIFE.Us Motivational and Inspirational Products Register for Saturday Prepper 7K Metals/Sound Money Wallet   ------------ Pam Kelly, CEO Perennial Preparedness NC  dba WePrepare.Us  Raleigh, NC 919.371.8207 pam@iprep2thrive.com  "Live by faith, today.  Prepare, by faith, for tomorrow!"
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Gobay's Ginger Snaps Pre-Launch Crowdfund now in progress.

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  Become a Founding Patron Join us as we BUILD. PREPARE. EARN. CHURN!
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Now in progress...Flip the Script on the past 400+ years. Bank Black. It's as simple as that!

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  https://BlackOutCoalition.org   Make July 2026 become the biggest mobilization to economic liberation in the African American community. How?  Bank Black. It's as simple as that.  And before anyone counters that there are no African American banks "Conveniently" located, the internet has changed all of that. Visit https://BlackOutCoalition.com    Consider a nationwide online bank, One United Bank , based in Atlanta, Georgia, yet within virtual reach and open to every person in the U.S.  Make it a personal decision. No permission asked. None required What do I mean by that?  There are many that will deter you, or say Black Banks are risky.   Well, here's irrefutable evidence that Eurocentric Banks are riskier, because they benefit for the "white superiority" mythology that they are better money managers. Well let me tell you about the African America banks in operation today.  The oldest, Mechanics and Farmers made it through Jim C...
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