We Are the Solution for the Issues of Injustice and Racism
Our Black Wall organization methodology creates executable plans that are designed to eradicate injustice and racism, and aims to tear down the systems of oppression within our nation. Together, with your help, we are building Walls of Change that will become the foundation of THE BELOVED COMMUNITY. We are building a society based on justice, equality and love of our fellow human being. Within this Community, all are free from their past interactions and are able to look upon one another as equals. For when we love others as we love ourselves, the many become one.
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Rebuilding A Great America One Brick at A Time
We are asking people to become partners with the Black Wall USA organization. You are not defined by Race. You are not a minority. You are not dependent. You have an ethnicity, you have a culture. You are people of the Black Diaspora. With a Black Wall partnership, you will become a part of a progressive organization that will shape and mold American Economic Justice, Criminal Justice, Social Justice, Civil Justice, Education, Housing, Employment, Law, Policy, and Politics.
How Do We Build a Black Wall Together
It starts with many like-minded people organized together and pooling their resources, thoughts, ideas, and determination. The Black Wall partners will help identify, create, and execute protests, the drafting of policies, economic projects, and review of potential candidates at the local, state, and federal levels.
The next step is to discover and define our issues, then develop and deliver our solutions to these issues. We have created an organization that can manage these solutions we are able to provide a viable, desirable, feasible, and sustainable system to defeat injustice and racism in America.
We believe that the people of the Black Diaspora are not monolithic in their thinking but can come together under a progressive mindset to affect real change.
There are several types of Black Wall Partners: (Stones)Posthumous members are those that have died at the hands of injustice, (Sand) People who are victims of racism, (The Forged) People who are actively standing up against racism through volunteer work or donations, (Mortar) People who Financially support the Black Wall, and (Bricks) Are the successful result of one our projects. A project can be the introduction of a new law or policy, removal of a racist from office or position of influence, a candidate that has been placed in office by the Black Wall, …just to name a few outcomes.
What Makes the Black Wall Different?
Our Black Diaspora Progressive Democrat agenda, organization, and finances are pulled together to find real solutions. 100% of monies received go to building the Black Wall. The majority of our vendors are from people of the Black Diaspora.
What Type Of Builder Will You Be?
The Forged Level
Partnership starts at the Forged level from $50 to $150 a month.
Forged partners get access to virtual town-hall meetings, free quarterly swag shipments, their own blog page, social media influencer training and assistance.
Forged partners get access to virtual town-hall meetings, free quarterly swag shipments, their own blog page, social media influencer training and assistance.
Mortar Level
Mortar level is $209 a month and up.
At this level all vetted supporters have access to all that the Forged partners receive plus the following: They are part of the candidate voting process. They participate in the Value Stream and Strategy Stream of the Black Wall. Annually vetted and approved partners sit on the Portfolio level and Program level of the organization.
At this level all vetted supporters have access to all that the Forged partners receive plus the following: They are part of the candidate voting process. They participate in the Value Stream and Strategy Stream of the Black Wall. Annually vetted and approved partners sit on the Portfolio level and Program level of the organization.
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