It takes a village to raise a kid only when the village is able. Presently our village is disabled and our power base fragmented. We need both the spiritual strength and the economic discipline to rebuild the Black family. In the process, we can reclaim our children and other lost souls from the crime-ridden streets. Most of the time in non-Black organizations, the purpose is well defined.
Members do benefit from the operation of the organizations.
Financially, members derive opportunities from the association, either for professional advancement, to improve social interactions, or to form effective networking systems. So you see Sisters and Brothers dressing up to look good. When the music starts playing, you see our people getting down. We are naturally talented dancers, but bad business and community organizers. A few minutes later, the room is empty.