James W. Ford

James W. Ford is an activist and politician, living in the Peoples’ Union of America in New York City. Since 1935, James has dominated the position of chairman in the Black Liberation Front, and he is its de-facto leader.
= Biography =
== Early life ==
James W. Ford was born in Pratt City, Alabama on December 22, 1893, the son of Lymon Forsch and his wife. At an early age Ford lost his grandfather, who was burned alive in a vicious lynching for supposedly being too closely acquainted with a white woman.
Ford got his first job at age 13 working on a railroad track in Ensley, Alabama. Here he experienced discrimination by being paid less than white workers and was given the dirtiest tasks. He later worked as a Blacksmith's helper at a steel plant, a machinist's helper, and as a laborer at a blast furnace. Ford worked his way through high school before attending Fisk University.
== Second American Civil War ==
WIP 
== Ascension & Chairman of the BLF ==