Game for Block Captains and Their Special Neighbors Who are REALLY concerned abot the neighborhood

Did You Know You Are Your Own Money GOD? From: Mr. Tracy Charles Gibson (215) 921-2065…..                           BlackExecutive46@Gmail.Com

It’s TRUE!!  PRINT OR WRITE CLEARLY!! I WANT TO EMPOWER THE BLACK COMMUNITY……………

Below: How much money do you want and what you want it for. Don’t just say I want $20 Million Dollars for a mansion and girlfriends or boyfriends and 10 fancy cars. Think of constructive things that will help you and your family to be better financial citizens. Have $20,000 to pay my debts; or $40,000. to go to school; or $$55,000. to invest in my business. Be as detailed as you would like.  I have some friends with money who say they are going to really make the best proposals happen.  Be detailed & constructive. I really mean it. I have been working to financially empower Black people for years and I HAVE had some successes. Ask friends in the neighborhood if they don’t see me go to the library almost EVERY day!!!

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IF YOUR WISH DOESN”T HAPPEN I WILL PAY YOU $1. (One) When I get paid (September 3^rd, 2015) up to $30. for 30 different people. Don’t make a copy of your wish. Sorry I can only pay one dollar for wishes that don’t make it and only $30. total for failed wishes, so make them good….   Give me three weeks to make them happen. Don’t get mad at me if your proposal wasn’t good enough, you wrote the proposal yourself.  One last thing: you have to promise to use some money, even if it is only $1. (One Dollar) to support a Black business like the West Phillie Produce Store at 18 South 62^nd Street. (South of Market on the West side of 62^nd Street) Say Hello to my friend Brother Larnett Woodall. (Phone) 267 – 334 – 5317. Don’t mess up these forms, I only have so many.

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West Phillie Produce 18 South 62nd Street, Owned By Brother Larnett Woodall Please come visit.......

Fresh produce and kind service abound at West Phillie Produce 18 South 62nd Street near 62nd and Market. I have bought one of the freshest water Melons I have ever tasted there; some very good cherries; some very good corn on the cob; some great lemons; and some simply great bananas that I made banana Fresh Toast out of. It is great and high time we started supporting Black stores and this is one.  Don't ask for the ``hook up'' because getting free fruits and vegetables is How our Black stores go right out of business. PAY FOR WHAT YOU GET JUST LIKE YU PAY THAT WHITE MAN AND BE PROUD YOU HAVE A BLACK STORE TO GO TO!!!  I THANK YOU AND BROTHER LARNETT THANKS YOU.

New Community Ads.........

**The Ninth Annual Lancaster Avenue Jazz & Arts Festival will be held Jul 18^th, 2015 from 12 noon to 7 P.M. at 39^th & Powelton Avenue. I will be in attendance from 12 noon to 1 P.M. The event is ``powered by the People’s Emergency Center’’ Who has several services available to the community that are helpful including youth services & financial advice—which I do partake of. Headliners for the Day of Jazz incude Sonny Fortune & Quartet; Charlene Holloway Band; Glenn Bryan & Friends; Vince Turnbull; Sistahs Laying Down Hands; Kimpedro Nu Gruv Network; Universal Dance & Drum Ensemble; Spoken Word Artist Dewayne Drummond; & Unique Miracles Drill Team.  All are welcome at this Day of Jazz & Arts for all ages.

 

***** Qui to Cleaning ``No Job is too large or too small’’ Very effective, honest, trustworthy, & precise.

 

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Raw Challenge -- ``The 30 day program to help you lose weight and improve your diet and health with raw foods.’’ 

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**Divas & Dudes Hair salon; Specializing in Healthy Hair Care; 525McDade Blvd.  1 {610} 586-1156

 

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Louise Anntoinette’s Salon

A Self care Salon for men & women

 

Applying eyelashes since 1989

 

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5439 Whitby Avenue; Philly, Pa 19143 Give us a call.!!

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You and your car will be happy.

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1 (215) 219-4609

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T.P. Moving & Hauling

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Visit Brown Sugar at 52nd & Chancelor Street.....

At Brown Sugar Bakery & Café Inc. on 52^nd and Chancellor Street in West Philadelphia, they have effectively broken into the new health smoothie market in a Big Way right here in the hood.  This Jamaican oriented food store has something special to the community besides jerk chicken, beef and baked goods. They have drinks that are healing for the body and soul. Included: Number One: a smoothy for High Blood Pressure; number Seven: One for obesity; number 18 One for stress: number 11 one for Green Boost: number 24: One for Booster Juice. I personally have trouble sometimes with a low energy level, so I’ll be back to Brown Sugar to get the vegetable & fruit-charged smoothies to give me strength, as well as lower blood pressure and help me lose weight.  This variety of smoothie items with things like celery, Spanish, & beets are the perfect solutions for being run down and tired in this run, run, run economy we live in

No More Million Man Marches... Lets' ALL Black People March and Do the BEST For Self.....

I know of the power and strength of the Million Man March that took place on October 16th, 1996. I was there. I AM Black and Gay and I was there.  I know it was a special week of events and a Special day on the Mall in D.C. I also know some of the men didn't go directly home after the Big March, but lingered back in D.C. for some ``Boy Play'' That I will only mention in passing. {Personally, I took my Black behind right back home on that day and I'm glad I did.}. Farrakhan will tell you why on October 16, 2015. {Just because I'm a Black Gay man does not mean I don't LOVe Black women. . . . . . We need a march and activism around Black women, disabled People who are Black, Black Men, Black Gays and Black Lesbians, Black Trans People, Black workers, Black nurses and Black Doctors, Black scientists, Black engineers, Black Entrapinuer &; Black Business People, Black Physically-challenged People &; Black mentally-challenged People,   Black Thespians &; Black Actors &; Black Actresses, Black Activists, Black Africans &; Black Caribbean's, Black Diaspora,  Black Children &; Black youth, Black Christians &; Black Muslims, Black Buddhists & Black Hindu's & Black Voodoo worshipers, Black Yoruba Priests & Black Yoruba, and all the rest of us Black folk. And let's forget about White Folks for a week or two. We need to take the upper hand and solve our problems ourselves. First: Stop lying to your partner, yourself &; your friends & family. Don't think I'm perfect here because I'm tellin' you this. I have work to do myself. Even after 30 years of therapy and yes, I'm still in therapy. Our society in this country is maddening, if we don't recognize this and take part in doing something about it, we are just as crazy as the People who shut us out of opportunity, wealth and prosperity much too often. Yes, many White people are crazy, but we don't have to follow suit do we.....!!   We have had a rough last two years. We have had a rough last 500 years. It is time to come together and get together and stop our inner madness and start a for real, a healing process, a self-love process, a massive Black-Power fest, and a process where we take care of each other for once and for all--for the rest of our lives and for the rest of our generations hereon this planet... We must stop spending money at stores that mean us no good and this is the time to stop it pledge for it and be real about it this time, not just give lip service to an issue and forget about it and go back to our ole ways that are holding us back. Why do we have to smoke so much when smokes have been killing us or causing health issues for years. Not to mention the expense when we should be saving the money for good and positive things? {I don't smoke, but I have my vices as well. Did you ever notice how our cell phones are called devices? Just wanted to throw that in for thought. Do we really need to spend $200.00 on a cell phone that is really separating our families from youth to elders? Is it really that much of a convenience? Why do we have to give excuses for beating our wives, husbands [that's right I know husbands get whipped by wives also. I know all about it.], and our  Black Precious children--did you really need to take that switch to the child when you never listen to Her or Him in the first place to see what is really wrong?  GOD gave you children as a Blessing and a gift. Don't have them unless you really are ready to treat them with mutual respect, dignity, honour & as if they at least have the potential to be intelligent..... .  We as middle-aged Black People need to respect our elders, especially the ones who took on self-respect and are at the centre of a family and are holding a family together and are really a good role model for many of us. So, frankly, I would LOVe to go to another Million Man March, because yes there will undoubtedly be visions of male Black beauty all over the place, but to me that is not motivation enough for me to go this year. I want to bring ALL BLACK PEOPLE together so we can tell the world, not only Wash D.C. we will not stand for another Black women, youth or man to be killed by the lice--they don't all act like this, but too many of them do.  I Am only a little dude with very little money that I know of to actually influence People, but I do have a word and I do say we need to use this October 16th opportunity for full leverage, not just to show off some male beauty and put forth some male bonding.  FAMILY--See you in D.C.!!! 

TODAY IS AFRICAN LIBERATION DAY !! Join Us!!

Today is African Liberation Day and there is a major celebration at 52nd & Larchwood Street in Philadelphia. I had the honor of attending early this afternoon and I realized this was an event I didn't want to miss. There was face painting for the children; food for sale; clothing for sale; and a list of proposed speakers.  There was also drumming and music and everyone was on their best behavior as the celebration was opened with the pouring of libation for our African Ancestors. The Day's events will go on until about 8 P.M. This evening. Please go there and enjoy yourself!!!!

What Used to Be about M*A*S*H

What Used to Be About M*A*S*H


By Brother Tracy Gibson...






The film M*A*S*H used to be my favorite film. We learn & we grow. I recently watched it again after many, any moons and fund it still funny, but reeking with negative images and concepts about women especially and Black People also. The opening scene has Hawkeye Pierce calling a Superior Officer, a Black Gentleman, a racist under his breath; and women are portrayed a whores at best. The pivotal scene, which I thought was so funny as a teenager, -- where Hot Lips Hoolihan is exposed nude taking a shower after she is disgraced during a sexual romp that was made verbally public through an audio system at the camp-- is very humiliating to women. Sally Kellerman, who plays Hot Lips goes up to her superior officer's private tent -- mind you he is sleeping with a woman at the time-- and says she will resign her commission because of her humiliation. The Commanding Officer says ``Well, God Dammit Hot Lips Resign your God Damned Commission. '' I turned the video off and realized as a teenager watching M*A*S*H I was a male shuvinest. Had it not been for the women who serve on my Board of Directors at Brother Tracy Gibson & Associates, Incorporated, {Sister Carla Harris & Sister Charlotte Harris} I would have never begun my great journey into discovering that I have a second-class rating for women. I was raised by strong-willed women so I always took for granted that I LOVed women and never wanted to see them done wrongly. What I didn't realize is I had gained a great deal of disrespect for women somewhere along the way. I can't pin this one on my Father, who was mostly respectful of women around me. I have to say it must have been some programming I received from the media itself.    Maybe this shavinism is part of the Black male mystique or part of being a Black Gay man. I'm not sure. I know I have always done my best to be respectful of women, but I know I often must fail at this and more than I had originally thought. This is why it is so important to do what our City Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown wants us as business People to do and invite women on all-male board of directors; and into the leadership executive positions as executive directors and presidents or major non-profit and for profit corporations.