I provide a road map to end urban violence in America.
This book is an auto-biography about my experience growing up in the inner city of Chicago. I wrote this book for three reasons: one reason is to raise awareness about the genocide which is taken place within our inner cities in America.
Another reason why I wrote my book is to promote my organization the Grass Roots Community Activist Movement. GRCAM will be a private for profit service based business. It will have three main components: a social service component, a spiritual component, and a political component. Our focus is on providing goods and services to the low income African American community and working directly with single black mothers, single black fathers, and low income two parent families within the communities and cities we will serve.
Finally, I wrote my book in order to generate capital/seed money so that I can hire thirty qualified people within the state of Illinois or beyond who have read my book and agree with my plan/vision to improve Urban America, for those individuals to contact me via email or on Skype which I provided in my book. After my advisory board members and I complete a background check then I will welcome them to come to Chicago and work with me directly in getting this organization up and running. I want to make Chicago a model first before we expand to 25 other cities within 25 states.
Our agenda is to end urban violence, gun violence, poverty, structural inequality, institutionalized racism, and police brutality within the communities and cities we will serve if given a chance. My organization is open to all law abiding citizens, all racial groups, and undiscovered artist. Anyone who disagree with my plan to improve Urban America or carless about my cause “Help Stop The Genocide In American Ghettos” will not be allow to join my organization this is how I get down. This is my contribution back to my community and throughout the African Diaspora.
A book for every Muslim and everyone wishing to know about their way of life. The Diary of the Camp Manager at Mundihar following the South Asian Earthquake - October 2005. An account of life after the Earthquake in one of the largest of the 161 camp
