Won't you join the likes of Reggio's Pizza, COUNTRY FINANCIAL, Marquette Bank, The Monroe Foundation and make a contribution today for the ongoing grassroots work of the National Black Wall Street Chicago movement in the name, spirit and legacy of this great women of history, Rev. Willie T. Barrow?
From: Mark S. Allen, Chairman, National Black Wall Street Chicago and founder of The Rev Willie T. Barrow Consumer Education and Consumer Action Project
773-392-0165
Now The WORK and COMMITMENT begins....
The National Black Wall Street Chicago
Rev. Willie T. Barrow Consumer Education and Consumer Action Project
reviving the grassroots consumer clubs started by Operation Breadbasket and with the spirit and example of the original Black Wall Street of Tulsa as we teach the principles of how a community uses its own consumer spending power to keep more slices of its own bread (money) channeled to its own community financial institutions to sustain and increase community owned businesses, jobs, and institutions. And to conduct direct action on major corporations who violate the moral authority of a community by attempting to exist and do business in the community and make profits without engaging financial partnerships with the existing businesses and service providers of those communities.
773-392-0165
Now The WORK and COMMITMENT begins....
The National Black Wall Street Chicago
Rev. Willie T. Barrow Consumer Education and Consumer Action Project
reviving the grassroots consumer clubs started by Operation Breadbasket and with the spirit and example of the original Black Wall Street of Tulsa as we teach the principles of how a community uses its own consumer spending power to keep more slices of its own bread (money) channeled to its own community financial institutions to sustain and increase community owned businesses, jobs, and institutions. And to conduct direct action on major corporations who violate the moral authority of a community by attempting to exist and do business in the community and make profits without engaging financial partnerships with the existing businesses and service providers of those communities.
91st Year Commemoration of the date that destroyed the blocks of the original Black Wall Street Of Tulsa that contained over 600 Black owned and operated business and todays commitment to continue the spirit and example of National Black Wall Street Chicago to stop the violence caused by the desperate economic conditions and rebuild the Black community by the way we are taught how to use our own community consumer spending power to sustain and increase community businesses, jobs, and institutions.
You can bring or mail your contribution directly to The Black Wall Street Chicago Offices at 4655 South King Drive, Suite 203, Chicago, Illinois 60653 773-268-6900
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