June Updates

Decisions, Decisions 

We are making a difference by influencing decision-makers to make better decisions for and with our community. HB 1918 (passed in 2019) tells us African Americans bore the greatest negative impact of public funding and decisions. So if decisions affect our population, decisions can bring a positive impact to the regrowth of our scattered ecosystem. Join in scheduled meetings with decision-makers, elected, appointed, organization leaders, philanthropists, and other key individuals. 

We are not marching; we are not another nonprofit; we are individuals exercising a daily moral obligation to our children’s well-being, education, character and future answers to our ancestors’ prayers and manifestation of their wildest dreams. And the introduction of horses, outdoor activities, hands in soil, tools, and books in hands is a way forward. Frederick Douglass explained why laws were enacted to keep us from reading and writing. “A literate person can not be enslaved.” 

What my years taught me: “Money will not guarantee excellence, but excellence will attract the resources needed to go forward with excellence. 

World Cup and Cruise Lines. 

Tourism is bringing people and money to Seattle metropolis. 

There are conversations regarding how African Americans can benefit financially from 1 million visitors leaving $billions. 

I cc’d public decision makers who support the creative brilliance of our presence. Joy Hollingsworth, Girmay Zahilay and Dwane Chapelle have been a godsend. All will come on board with full support once they figure out they are not just here for today, our children’s future depends on decisions, investments and oversight of our their earned  inheritance.

Warm regards, 

Dawn