None of them. It’s all immigrant Wall Street now.
That's what I figured. It seems as if we have decided to do a virtual Black Wall Street instead because I see so many apps that have dozens (or hundreds) of nothing but Black owned businesses. They are poorly marketed since I only found them by intentionally looking for them. Many of our people don't even know these apps exist.
It makes you wonder how these immigrants get all this money and can have a lot of their businesses together in one area which never happens with us in any city. I know some of them already got it through illegal means. Some got it through an inheritance. Some got it through a susu. Some got it through a government or corporate program of some kind. Some got it through a high paying job. Etc.
What extent do the current city leaders in these towns play in our lack of a Black Wall Street? Or do you think it is a lack of Black people's focus and not wanting delayed gratification but rather instant gratification?
Atlanta would have been one of the first places that should have a Black Wall Street because so many folks go there expecting to see Wakanda and do not, but folks I know who live there have said that there are too many scammers/pretenders there OR there is an individualistic mindset (me, me, me) which prevents enough of our people from working together long enough to accomplish big tasks. Either way, I wish Black people would build one so those of us who really want to see one can have it in the next 10 years. I live in a small town in Mississippi, and these folks (even in Jackson, MS) overall are not interested citing "the White man will not allow us to have that."
How are things in California going for our people? It seems as if the immigrants are pushing our people out of the state along with the high prices.
