NOW AVAILABLEThe Myth and Propaganda of Black Buying PowerClick Here #MOBP Press & Media: THE #MOBP VIRTUAL BOOK LAUNCH PARTYThe May 25, 2020 virtual book launch with a host of great guests!CLICK HERE#MOBP Live PresentationA follow up to the virtual book launch with more detailed focus on the book itselfCLICK HEREJay-Z, Pharrell, Weaponizing Identity Politics and the #MOBPBack on with Benjamin Dixon and a discussion of the role celebrity plays in myth-promulgationCLICK HERECritically examining impact over optics to support Black liberationThis is a conversation on Green Dreamer with Kamea Chayne, a podcast and multimedia journal illuminating our paths towards ecological regeneration, intersectional sustainability, and true abundance and wellness for all.CLICK HEREThe #MOBP SOLVED!Well, “solved” may be a strong word. But I think I’ve found a two-part set of practical economic policy solutions which address my own suggestion in the #MOBP that there be a political movement to redistribute the pre-COVID $20 trillion in U.S. GDP as a permanent solution (including reparations for for Black people) to the country’s economic and resource inequality.Click HereMillennials Are Killing Capitalism and the #MOBPFrom the good folks at Millennials Are Killing Capitalism: In this episode, we interview Morgan State University and Media Studies Scholar Jared Ball. Ball is the creator of IMIXWHATILIKE.org and the author of I Mix What I Like! A Mixtape Manifesto. He is also the co-editor of A Lie of Reinvention: Correcting Manning Marable’s Malcolm X.Click HereAn Afrikan Air-Cleanse: The #MOBP and GarveyismIs the overall argument that Black buying power is a myth antithetical to race-first ideologies? Are all those who adhered at one point or another to the myth the same in politically? Click HereIn Search of Black Power: The #MOBP DiscussionIt was a pleasure to be part of this New Timbuktu podcast from Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle where, “Black political figures from DuBois to Garvey have embraced the notion that Black America’s combined “buying power”, if harnessed correctly, would be a revolutionary force. But is this true? Morgan State University Professor Dr. Jared Ball joins us to discuss this issue from his new book “The Myth of Black Buying Power.“Click Here Previous Next Upcoming Events: powered by Crowdcast PROCEED TO SITE!