The financial system in America has a long, documented history of excluding and exploiting Black communities

For generations, success in America has been quietly measured by how far we can distance ourselves from our Blackness. A better neighborhood meant a whiter one

The commodification of Black bodies was not a tragic footnote in the rise of the U.S. economy. It was the blueprint.

True liberation starts in the mind. Integration taught us to seek validation. Liberation teaches us to seek vision.

If diversity is the goal, why do Black neighborhoods still lack adequate investment when all other ethnic neighborhoods don’t?

Access means being allowed into someone else’s space. Ownership means building your own.

We’ve Been Wealth. We’ve Built Wealth. Before we ever owned stock, we were stock. Bought, sold, and exploited as capital, Black people...

For decades, we’ve celebrated integration as the climax of the Civil Rights Movement. Images of school children walking hand-in-hand and...

Introduction I often hear Black Americans say, “Whenever we try to build anything, ‘they’ tear it down.” While this statement holds some...

What Is Group Economics? Group economics is the practice of a community intentionally circulating its money within its own...

We picked the cotton. We built the railroads. We laid the foundation of America’s wealth. But when it came time to reap the benefits, we were locked out. 

When Kendrick Lamar took the stage at Super Bowl LIX and declared, “The revolution is about to be televised,” he said a lot in one sentence.

What if budgeting was seen not as a limitation, but as a tool for liberation?  

Our history doesn't begin in slavery, nor is it confined to systemic oppression. We are not merely survivors of history; we're the authors.

Every dollar you spend is a vote for the world you want to see. Vote Pro-Black.