Fire Black Leader Press Release

[Min. Paul Scott]

Brothers and Sisters, please send this to every newspaper and radio station in your area, immediately! We must seize the time!!!




M.L. K. Day Press Release


If some in the Black community has their way come January 16th
(Martin Luther King Holiday) some black leaders will
be hearing the words of Donald Trump: "You're
Fired!!!."

Tired of the disconnection between "black leadership"
and the grassroot black community, a group has
started the "MLK (Mass Leader Kick-out) Day Rebellion.
They are asking members of the black community in cities across the country to demand that the Black leaders that are out of touch with their communities to step down by 1/16/06.

"Dr. King's message was about representing the
struggling masses, not the classes, says the group. "Many of these leaders have turned King's dream into a nightmare!"

They say that the disconnection of Black leaders
from the everyday people has made them unable to deal
with todays problems facing the Hip Hop generation such as drugs and gangs.
They say that many from the Civil Rights era can't move
beyond an intergrationist philosophy to a Black
empowerment philosophy.

"We respect the efforts of those who fought for Civil
Rights but this is a new day, we need black pride and
black empowerment. "The goal was not to
integrate "White Castle Burger Joint" but to paint it
black.

The group is urging the next generation of leaders to step
up and seize the moment and take responsiblity for
moving the community forward.

"Those in power have made a mess, it is up to the real
leaders, the people you see everyday, in the streets,
the activists, concerned parents, barbershop and other
small business owners to take matters into our own
hands."

As part of the "rebellion" the group will circulate a
petition and form letter that people can send to their
leaders.

http://new.PetitionOnline.com/blklead/petition.html


For more information contact (919) 451-8283
or email trueblackinfo@yahoo.com

[Mosi Ngozi]

And it's on 1st signiture.

[G.O.D.F.A.T.H.A.]

This has my signature.

[Mamazen]

Just signed it!

[Nesayem]

Signed. It's time for Our leaders to represent the people in the streets, not there own interest.

[Jahness]

Greetings Everyone!

I signed and left my comments!

Peace!

[MrWG]

It´s about time African Americans threw out their frightened and sold out leaders and placed in people who are more in contact with the plights of the community than they are. The problem is that most of them, after they go through the system correctly, are put in power because they exhibit the same traits as the white folks. If one is to rebellious and outspoken, she or he is never acknowleged and is even persecuted sometimes. It´s better to have no leaders sometimes, than it is to have the sell outs. At least if they´re aren´t any some real ones will rise up from the ranks.

Brothers and Sisters, please send this to every newspaper and radio station in your area, immediately! We must seize the time!!!



http://new.PetitionOnline.com/blklead/petition.html


For more information contact (919) 451-8283
or email trueblackinfo@yahoo.com

M.L. K. Day Press Release


If some in the Black community has their way come January 16th
(Martin Luther King Holiday) some black leaders will
be hearing the words of Donald Trump: "You're
Fired!!!."

Tired of the disconnection between "black leadership"
and the grassroot black community, a group has
started the "MLK (Mass Leader Kick-out) Day Rebellion.
They are asking members of the black community in cities across the country to demand that the Black leaders that are out of touch with their communities to step down by 1/16/06.

"Dr. King's message was about representing the
struggling masses, not the classes, says the group. "Many of these leaders have turned King's dream into a nightmare!"

They say that the disconnection of Black leaders
from the everyday people has made them unable to deal
with todays problems facing the Hip Hop generation such as drugs and gangs.
They say that many from the Civil Rights era can't move
beyond an intergrationist philosophy to a Black
empowerment philosophy.

"We respect the efforts of those who fought for Civil
Rights but this is a new day, we need black pride and
black empowerment. "The goal was not to
integrate "White Castle Burger Joint" but to paint it
black.

The group is urging the next generation of leaders to step
up and seize the moment and take responsiblity for
moving the community forward.

"Those in power have made a mess, it is up to the real
leaders, the people you see everyday, in the streets,
the activists, concerned parents, barbershop and other
small business owners to take matters into our own
hands."

As part of the "rebellion" the group will circulate a
petition and form letter that people can send to their
leaders.