Commerce & Industry
Sons and Daughters of Ham, when we rely on our faith traditions, rely on our families, and rely on the knowledge and professional experience that we have worked hard to cultivate, that very process leads to the creation and development of commercial and industrial applications. African America must view this process and cycle as not only important, but of necessity if we are going to develop ourselves in such a way as to not be depending on the government, reparations, White mainstream affirmation, or a seat at ‘their’ tables. By this means we will establish ourselves competitively, not just with our fellow White mainstream American citizens, whom we in no wise resent, but on a global level, worthy of a global people. There is nothing inherently contradictory about a ‘Great and Powerful mainstream America’, and a Great Powerful African America in the world.