Who is looking out For America

Underserved Famers In Gray, Court South Carolina and their partnership, by Dennis S. Murray Sr On July 15-16, 2023 in Gray, Court, SC hosted by National Veteran Agriculture Association (NVAA) and sponsored by Clemson University and USDA at Gray Court Town Hall 329 Main Street, SC 29645. The meeting open up with a welcome from Mr. Jones, Executive Director and Founder of NVAA then Dr. Robinson from Clemson University proceeded with a introduction and remarks about the issues facing underserved famers and the result from they data research collection regarding the “stressors” that famers in SC regions continue to face with USDA from the federal and county level and the conflicts that continue to haunt these Black and minority famers in South Carolina nationally. During the dialogue from the majority of the audience and its participants who consist of Black and Minority farmers of several nationalities both male and female who after the Black Famers lawsuit Pigfoot #1 and #2 are still

The Art Lover in You written by Dennis S Murray Sr . What is the beauty of Art to you in a world defined by political uncertainty, economic unrest, and the disruption of our textbooks as they are being dismantled in our school system, along with the corporate greed that alienates 85% of the population? But when you think about it is plenty of history that no textbook or movie can provide to you when you google or visit the   Washington, DC, African American History Museum because it allows you to see a sense of your history as a Black person while understanding the ancestral history that helps you reflect and be honest about once you became and allow yourself to grow into your self-worth and on the other hand we must include the Legacy Museum in Mon tgomery, Alabama, that displays the history of slavery and racism in America as well to include the enslavement of African-Americans, racial lynching's, segregation, and racial bias nationwide which continues to filter into our 2

Black Wall Street Symposium  written by Dennis S Murray Sr I attended the Black Wall Street in Atlanta, Georgia and now it looks like we are being inundated with supply vendors, financial representatives, government officials, and county personalities. I feel that we have just begun to anchor a new journey of entrepreneurship turning your business needs into a flourishing opportunity for its residents in the Atlanta, Georgia regional area. For years we have not focused our attention on what we need in our neighborhood and continue to make excuses on why we can’t own the community store, dry cleaners, HVAC services, and more but complain because the immigrants have come to this country and have done what we should be doing, but Black Wall has taken us back in history and has given us all the reason why we need to stop saying I can’t do and band together like our ancestors have done and start creating legendary movements that breath financial power. In 2024 our communities with the help