Inclusive Systemic Economic Injustice: Corruption, Exclusion & Oppression in My Hometown: How White and Black Public Officials Injure Black Communities, Today
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Inclusive Systemic Economic Injustice: Corruption, Exclusion & Oppression in My Hometown: How White and Black Public Officials Injure Black Communities, Today
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Brian K. Rice, a engineer and real estate investor spends his free time studying economic conditions in underserved communities. Little did he know that pursuing economic rights in Birmingham, AL, led by majority Black leaders would become his greatest fight for equal rights. The economic injustice battle today is unlike the overt Jim Crow racism as Black political and corporate leaders have joined the oppression of their communities.
Brian has broken down how Black and White public officials and corporate leaders are breaking federal and local laws today, injuring the super majority Black community in his hometown in Inclusive Systemic Economic Injustice. The federal violations cross over to other urban areas nationwide, especially in our inner cities. America's underserved communities are covered with economic injustice, but most don't know what laws are being broken that destroy human possibility and progress. Brian also break down the covert behaviors of Black leaders where he uses real estate and small business exclusion examples today. He compares them to the laws he has learned so others in this country fighting similar fights do not have to lose the time he has lost.
Part 1 Recognizing the Reality of who and what entities are intentionally breaking laws to deprive Black communities under a Black majority government.
Part 2 What Really happened after Blacks ran the local government for 40-plus years in Birmingham regarding Black small businesses, construction contractors, and public funding?
Part 3 Real Estate Injustice and the fight for equal rights with Black leaders stopping their own community from progressing.
Part 4 The author shares his actual letters he sent to various Department of Justice agencies from 2019 through 2023.
Part 5 Laws I wish I knew before investing in a targeted, shunned, and intentionally deprived Black community.
www.briankrice.com
Brian has broken down how Black and White public officials and corporate leaders are breaking federal and local laws today, injuring the super majority Black community in his hometown in Inclusive Systemic Economic Injustice. The federal violations cross over to other urban areas nationwide, especially in our inner cities. America's underserved communities are covered with economic injustice, but most don't know what laws are being broken that destroy human possibility and progress. Brian also break down the covert behaviors of Black leaders where he uses real estate and small business exclusion examples today. He compares them to the laws he has learned so others in this country fighting similar fights do not have to lose the time he has lost.
Part 1 Recognizing the Reality of who and what entities are intentionally breaking laws to deprive Black communities under a Black majority government.
Part 2 What Really happened after Blacks ran the local government for 40-plus years in Birmingham regarding Black small businesses, construction contractors, and public funding?
Part 3 Real Estate Injustice and the fight for equal rights with Black leaders stopping their own community from progressing.
Part 4 The author shares his actual letters he sent to various Department of Justice agencies from 2019 through 2023.
Part 5 Laws I wish I knew before investing in a targeted, shunned, and intentionally deprived Black community.
www.briankrice.com