AAIU: How to End Racism

AAIU: How to End Racism This is the page for AAIU: AARS Reparations Dialogue

04/10/2022

After 40 years of research, we produced the African-American Reparations/Sovereignty (AARS) Global Black Reparations Plan. The focus is status, money, land, and repairing damage. I summarize AARS on the last 3 docs on my homepage at https://aaiuendracism.org I will discuss the content on Monday 4-11-22 at 6pm PST on https://communityeducationnetwork.com and on Wednesday 4-27-22 at 6am PST on https://wsyp951.com Please read the AARS summary (only 7 pages), then call in with your thoughts.

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07/18/2021

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Racism was and is an Assault on Africa and Black People: Others have their Ethnic Land, Names, Languages, and Customs Intact

06/14/2021

Race and Racism in America, 6-14-21
It is good to know many people in America will celebrate Juneteenth and Black History Month. America is the leading nation today thanks to the labor, contributions, and sacrifices of blacks. But lingering effects of slavery and segregation limits them in all institutions, areas of life, and permits police abuse. That is systematic racism which caused damage for generations. Therefore, they need a collective response for guidance and movement, towards unity and reparations for liberation.
Everyone should support the African-American Reparations/Sovereignty (AARS) outline as that response to address racism and police terrorism, and get a good idea of how reparations can unfold, to get justice for blacks, and as a healing source for the races. The advantage of AARS is we generate wealth, $62 Trillion for collective and individual relief, plus $5 Trillion in time, for costs and emergency funds to build safe cities, and provide recovery services on our own sovereign land.
Dissolving racism and improving police relations is the change that will make America a much better place. The AARS outline was written with the vision to start a peaceful and political process, to achieve that goal. The AARS outline is for everyone 18 and older in America to observe, as part of a program, to initiate racial healing among blacks, and with all others who desire a civil society.
Please visit https://aaiuendracism.org , click the green collective response tab for the 1st article on section 8. We are asking all people to support that response as a solution for social problems. If you read the website you will get a good education on Black History, Racism, and Reparations, and note in AARS we offer monetary services for financial stability, to spend reparations wisely.
In Memory of the Civil Rights Movement, Most Sincerely Brotha Cliff Pruitt [email protected] [email protected]

The Racism class agenda is on the Introduction Section. We will host calls from 1-14-21 until 1-29-21 for class review. ...
09/27/2020

The Racism class agenda is on the Introduction Section. We will host calls from 1-14-21 until 1-29-21 for class review. Then we host the African-American Plebiscite Vote 2021, for all blacks 18 and over, for Black History Month, after learning about racism and reasons for Sovereignty.

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