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The reality and pitfalls of being Black in America –

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My family and friends, we experience racial discrimination every day in all aspects of life, including education, employment, affordable housing, the criminal justice system, the banking system when it comes to getting grants and loans and affordable medical care.

This, my family and friends, should motivate us even more to vote today and pool our resources and support each other as a race of people to have some political power and economic power to be more self-sufficient and independent and stop relying on White folks but rely on God, if you believe.

Family and friends begin doing what you want to do now.

It never did and never will…”

Today, family and friends, we are witnessing firsthand, the reality and pitfalls of life being Black in America and the world.

So, my family and friends, stay in prayer, stay healthy and stay safe.

Source: Daytona Times

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