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How NAACP Can Kill Racism in America August 2010 by Ehi Aimiuwu, The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was established to enhance the progress of colored people against racism. I have always wondered why other minorities were never profiled or brutalized like Blacks, and it occurred to me that many city and state laws were specifically written against Blacks. America is a republic governed by old White laws and since capitalism depends on an underclass of cheap laborers, it is imperative to keep Blacks from income, voting, and exceptional legal representation. If capitalism in America depends on legalized racism against Blacks, this should provide a great platform for NAACP to kill racism by modifying its goal in order to generate increased membership, increased colored employment, and eliminate the underclass based on race. For NAACP to become relevant today, it must modify its goal to provide lawyers and investigators for all discriminatory reports by colored people at work, business places, and against police in every city across America. The aim is not just to use DVDs to teach memebrs how to gather evidence and make effective reports, but also to hire colored lawyers with salaries to win cases. Racism exists because many minorities cannot afford lawyers. In order to break this cycle of bondage, NAACP must guarantee adequate annual legal representation for members. When this happens, NAACP membership will not only rise drastically, but its members will see their membership fee as an investment towards attaining genuine fairness, freedom, and transfer of wealth. The average colored person is prepared to pay an annual membership fee of $200 and $600 for a family of 4, if NAACP can guarantee sufficient employment of colored lawyers and investigators to tackle their discriminatory reports in a timely manner and win most of these cases. These legal victories will add new laws to counter the old racist ones and give millions of dollars in payment. When White racism realize that the colored are now legally getting wealthy off their lifestyle, they will now have to choose between removing the laws that enhances racism or keep giving colored people their wealth. Ehi Aimiuwu, http://www.edofolks.com Atlanta, GA. 30144 info@edofolks.com

Toll-Free Debt Hotline Is Helping African Americans Eliminate Credit Card Debt Minority consumers with more than $10,000 in credit card debt can talk to a live credit counselor for free assistance and guidance. In response to the growing amount of African Americans in credit card trouble, one organization, Preferred Financial Solutions, has decided to make an extra effort to reach out this demographic - as well as other minorities. They have set up a toll-free hotline to provide free debt advice and guidance. Between the hours of 9am to 9pm EST on weekdays, individuals can call (877) 383-4125 and learn how to eliminate their credit card debt via attorney driven debt compromise programs. They can also call on weekends until 5pm EST. Experienced credit counselors will be available to offer free consultations. According to a recent issue of Black Enterprise Magazine, minority families haved "added on debt at a rate far greater than they increased their incomes." They have literrally "racked up more than twice the debt of their white counterparts." The article further elaborates on how "credit card debt has caused African American families to use critical financial resources to pay mounting monthly interest payments, instead of saving or acquiring assets such as real estate." The service offered via the hotline helps consumers to reduce their interest payments, consolidate, and potentially settle their debts with the creditors. The only requirements are that callers must have at least $10,000 in credit card debt, and must be between the ages of 25 and 65. Also, there are several states that are not eligible for assistance, including Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Mississippi, Kansas, South Carolina, and Washington DC. To see if you qualify for assistance, call toll-free (877) 383-4125. The call is NOT long-distance, and a live person WILL answer. Churches, community organizations, and support groups are encouraged to share this information with their members.