Why Black Unity? Last year marked the 60th year since the march on Washington. Unlike a lot of Black Americans, I was blessed with a really good school and grew up hearing about great black leaders the likes of Fredrick Douglas, Nat Turner, Harriet Tubman, Hank Aaron, Martin Luther King, and Malcolm X and their struggles to be heard.

The list extends on and on into the modern-day where it culminated with the country witnessing a Black American reaching the highest level of authority in America, The President of the United States. 

But after that, I was like what else?  Something I often heard, throughout my lifetime; we need Black Unity. I guess the question is, does achieving the rank of President negate the need for Black Unity? I say nay, there are still bastions of poverty and crime that we all know exist that need to be fixed. 

This podcast provides an executable plan of action to get at transforming all the Low-Income areas in America!