Wealth distribution is a critical issue for black Americans, as it significantly impacts the overall quality of life. More specifically, increased wealth for black Americans leads to a better quality of life for all people. In this article, we will explore three premises that support this claim, backed up with references.     Premise 1:  Black Americans have historically faced economic discrimination and have lower wealth levels than white Americans. According to a study published in the American Economic Review (Williams, 2020), black Americans have faced systemic discrimination in the labor market, resulting in lower income and wealth levels than white Americans.  This trend has persisted for decades, with the median net worth of black households being just 10% of white households in 2016 (Williams, 2020). This economic inequality has far-reaching consequences, as wealth plays a crucial role in providing financial security and educational opportunities, home ownership, and business

By Kemeticminds  A s usual, we are all blasted by the news of the queen of England passing away. I wonder how much the main stream media covers the death of the African leaders who passed away in 2021? Most people cannot say which leader passed away off the top of their head. It is a harsh reality for melanated people and continues to be something overlooked.  If melanated Americans, Jamaicans, and all of the people affected by the "Queen" are ignored by the general society how can they feel any emotion?  Even worse then the ill treatment of African people/ leaders is the poorly put together content creators on the internet. I'm noticing people making videos on:  Demons coming out of C.E.R.N.     Preachers demanding movado watches   Melanated preachers waiting for the return of Jesus Pan African "Leaders" talking about bringing a school  that has never manifested  All of these are more conspiracy than anything else, and should be held accountable for the qualit