Black Independent Political Party

Are you are tired of the two party system rhetoric of “vote a democrat in to keep a republican out?” Are you tired of ambiguous black leadership which claims to stand for black people but refuses to be a part of, or support, any organization that isn’t multi-cultural and puts the interest of black people first? Are you tired of being the proverbial “wife” of leadership that wants to take care of all their other girlfriends first before taking care of yours, yet expect full support and loyalty from you? Are you tired of not having any form of a socio-economic and political infra-structure within the black community or so-called black leadership not feeling a need to put one in place? Are you tired of so-called black leadership setting themselves up as liaisons and middle-men supposedly working in your interests but actually using your support and numbers as a cattle count to further their own agendas at the expense of the black community? Are you tired of not being able to call the tune because you don’t pay the piper?



George Bush is going to run for President once again. Four years have gone by and so-called black leadership has still done nothing to mobilize the black community and re-energize them, even after the last presidential election fiasco. So, what you will hear from now until election day is the “If you don’t vote for (insert generic Democrat here) we’ll have to deal with George Bush for another four years,” song with a sense of urgency thrown in. After Al Gore winning the so-called “popular vote” and not winning the presidential election, it has become painfully obvious to the people their vote means nothing. Their lack of participation is a living, breathing, testament to that.



So, please, lets make the people claiming they represent us not do it behind closed door and in secret but by openly and boldly declaring an agenda in step and in sync with the needs and issues of black people. When so-called black leadership tells you a black independent political party controlled and financed by black people makes no sense, what the are really saying is that your issues and your concerns and your needs make no sense. They say you don’t want a party that works in your interest. Prove them wrong by signing this petition and forwarding it to as many as your friends as you can so they can pass it on to their friends. Let them try to ignore 10,000, or hopefully more, black signatures at their own political risk. If they do ignore it and refuse to be a part of and support a black independent political party, they at least you know where they stand in relationship to our people. Peace, Love and the utmost of Respect. ONE LOVE!