| If a 1000 Black People come together and put 27 cents a day into a collective account, after 1 year we would have generated $98,550. |
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| CBPM has to function as a "Super Duper Power Booster African People Power Plant" Based on Input of one member to collective: (See for 593, 1000, 35 Million members) |
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| Currently there are 3,364 Individuals who have joined and became members of th Collective Black People Movement (CBPM). Each entry in the membership database contains 200 columns of information (the Skills, Talents, and Intelligence (Education) of this member. Thus totaling to 672,800 data cells ofinformation on what our members are doing that can help all of us and how we can give that member help in return. Below is a table that describes the power of Strength in Numbers. This table is also a road map that establishes goals for the number of members we can get to join the Collective Black People Movement (CBPM) and what will be achieved by our people from our collective efforts. |
| Table: Strength in Numbers and what will be Achieved for African (Black) People. All African People United X Total Black Unification in the U.S. X X Sovereignty for our people X X X A force to be reckoned with X X X X Economic Power X X X X X Positioned for Internal Financial Support X X X X X X Political Power/ Dev. of Parallel Institutions X X X X X X X Development of CBPM Departments X X X X X X X X Black Unification X X X X X X X X X Self-Determination for Blacks X X X X X X X X X X # of People in the Collective (CBPM) 1 100 500 1,000 5,000 10,000 100,000 1 Million 45 Million 2 Billion |
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| Table of Contents: 1. Goals and Responsibilities for the Membership Department 2. Benefits of Membership 3. Types of Membership 4. Join the Membership Department 5. Become a CBPM Member |
| The Collective has to integrate everything African People are doing into one body for the benefit and upliftment of all African people. |
| Exhaust: Waste Removed from Amongst our People: 1. Separation and Division 2. Animosity 3. Self-Hatred 4. Doing works by yourself 5. Anger 6. Inefficiency 7. Not gathering skills, talents, & intel. at events (i.e. JENA) 8. Other: ________________________ |
| Produced Collectively: 1. Unification and Collaboration 2. Respect and Support 3. Collective Mentality 4. Doing works Collectively 5. Love 6. Efficiency 7. Other: ____________________ |
| Economic Plan – 27 cents/day a. 6.75 cents/day member savings b. 6.75 cents/day collective savings c. 6.75 cents/day to fund the budget of 50 areas of skills, talents, & intelligence (& Black Organizations who are member of collective). d. 6.75 cents/day to employ or people |
| New Members to Positive Black Organizations that are part of the collective |
| Uniting (gathering), documenting, and organizing our people across all individuals, families, organizations, businesses, institutions, and spiritualities based on our skills, talents, & intelligence (education). |
Individual, Family, Business, Organization, Church, or Honorary Member 27 cents/day |
| Input |
| Output |
| A local, national, and international network, |
| An establishment of a Collective African Force in all areas of skills, talents, & intelligence of humanity |
| Support of each Other |
| A collective force to address the problems faced by African People in Criminal Justice System, Political, Educational, Employment Housing, Health Care, and much more… |
| Other and much more: ________________ (When you give your input into the Collective) |
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| Join the Collective and help our People reach to the next level of Unification, 5,000 members. |
| Get paid for uniting our people...Compensation: 10% of each new member yearly dues you receive. Become a membership coordinator for the collective, locally, nationally or internationally, click here. Compensation: is 1% of total membership dues to CBPM. |
| Unity is Strength |
| CBPM Member Businesses Pages |
| Type of Business Name of Business Errand Service R & R Errand Service Father Initiative Black Star Project Atlanta Father Initiative Concerned Dads Inc. Film Production Co. Ruff Life Films Finance Educated Investments Finance Mountain Movers Worldwide Fine Arts Mahdi Creations Food Iron Jerk Hair/Personal Care Elite Barber and Hair Hair/Personal Care Keep it locked Hair/Personal Care Modern Manna Hand Craft/Jewerly Touch of Class Hand Craft/Jewerly Tephillah Hip Hop Outlaw Radeo Hip Hop Last Laff Records Hip Hop York Nice Hip Hop/Reggae Top Shottas Home repair J.W. Home Repair Independent record label Street Voice Music Interior Decorator The Guest Room IT Specialist Bomani Computer Service Jewelry Ngozi Works Management/Development ESP Enterprises, Inc. Massage The Right Touch Media/Spiritual Doing it Gog's Way Merchant LIA Merchant Music VUKA Music Ras Clay I Natural Products Edenfresh Networking & Marketing Royal Inheritance Photography Shabazz Photos Promotions King Quest Radio Outlaw Radeo Rastafari Culture Testimonies and Revelations of Rastafari Real Estate Mattie Childs Listings Reggae Rankin Media Reggae Ras Tree Reggae Techsound Industries Restaurant Our Daily Bread Retail Riding the Jewell Salon Boutique Grove 492 Screen printing Prolific Screen Printing Trading w/ Caribbean Macford Enterprise Travel Accommodations Empress Travels Travel Accommodations Travel Bound Vegan Raw/Life Food Love Livin' Naturally Vending Aboriginal Blim Blam Video Production Blackhandz Entertainment Wholistic Healing Xaa'EL Heru El- BEY |
| Type of Business Name of Business A Safe Passage ASAP Accountig/Bookeeping Isis Bookeeping Services Advertisement, Promotions Irievisions Marketing Africa Tours and Investments Africa for the Africans Art Mute Testaments Auto Sales Agape Auto Bath & Body Products Shea Essentials Bed & Breakfast Mahala Corp. Black Organization African Community Center for Unity & Self Determination Black Organization Black Male Community Empowerment Forum (BMCEF) Black Organization EWF Mahel Safari Local 49 Black Organization God's Children and Elders Think Tank Black Organization Habesha Black Organization Problem Solvers United Black Organization New Black Panther Party Bookkeeping Bottom Line Services Café Organic Roots Café Car wash King Ras Career Development Kingdom Fortunes Children's Camp Sankofa Youth Culture Camp Civic & Civil Rights Project SOAR Cleaning GMC Cleaning Clothes Design Eclectreenvi Clothing Line Black Kung Fu Clothing Manufacturing Kem-Wear Mfg. Clothing, Art, & Crafts Nationtime Fashion Composition/Music Cipher He Records Computer repair Bomani Computer Services Computer repair Leek Squad Conglomerate Select Effects Conglomerate Construction Doc Rehab 2000 Construction I & I Works Construction Top Flight Painting Consulting CMS Health Services Crocheting Isis Hats Cultural Items Culture Wear Cultural Shop Gullah Inc. Cultural Shop Ikouba's Oil & Incense Education A+ Tutoring Education Rivers of Living Waters Academy Education The Independent Think Tank Educational Consulting Kwame Ture Leadership Institute Electrical Moanbessa Environment/Yoga Mothers for Earth Soul yoga |
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| Membership Department |
| Sponsered by the Collective Black People Movement (CBPM) |
| The CBPM gathers our people for 50 different Black Organizations...Look |
| Kazakah Sarai of KBS Studio in Israel www.cbpm.org/kazakah; & www.cbpm.org/htsiproducts; Elihu of Face it Wise Production in Athol, Massachusetts www.cbpm.org/faceitwise; Efran of Jah Diamond Productions in Atlanta, Georgia www.cbpm.org/efrendiamond; Sam Bateman of the Black Business Builders in Muskegon, Michigan http://www.blackbusinessbuilders.com/optin2/video.php?1675; Melissa Mitchell (Cocoa) in Atlanta, Georgia; Devontae Gaskin (Maestrojacket) in College Park, Georgia; Sumaila, Hardi in Tamale, Ghana www.cbpm.org/africanchild; Jetina Wisdom the Pupil Teacher in Tamale, Ghana www.cbpm.org/wisdom; Mirline Lozis-Polynice of Bethel Grace and Mercy in Jersey, Georgia www. mirlinelozis.com; Abdullah Sadat (Jah Yut) in Tamale, Ghana www.cbpm.org/jahyut; The UNIA-ACL Legal Defense Committee out of Washington DC www.cbpm.org/unia-ldc; I-Nia Rogers the Acting Counsel General for the UNIA-ACL in Washington DC & of Making Majic www.cbpm. org/internationalexpatriatemovement; www.cbpm.org/dualcitizenship; Brother Moorbey of Black Unity in Jacksonville, Florida http://blackunity.ning. com; & www.cbpm.org/moorbey; Kwasi of Jewels by Jeff in Atlanta, Georgia www.cbpm.org/jeffsjewels; Ras Flame in Alabama, Stuki of Etaylor Group in Atlanta, Georgia www.cbpm.org/networkers; Alosua Ali.Sabree of Amadi Wellness Connection in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania www. BeWellRelax.com; Richard Jones (Brother Hanif) in Ellenwood, Georgia; Khakija Jackson in Atlanta, Georgia; Derek Isa Yusef Muhammad (T.H.E. M. Helper) of One Love Barber in Birmingham, Alabama www.cbpm.org/pumojabrotherhood; William Elliott (Dan) of D & D Elliott Enterprise Inc. in Covington, Georgia www.cbpm.org/dandelliottenterprise; Ali-Yasin of Free Your Mind Design in Atlanta, Georgia www.cbpm.org/fymd; Kebu of the Living Fund in Atlanta, Georgia www.thelivingfund.com & www.cbpm.org/thelivingfund; Nadra Enzi aka Captain Black of in Savannah, Georgia http: //www.myspace.com/nadrasw1; Germain Bindika of Loub’ Braids in Adrian, Michigan; Rev. Baruti of Udja Temple Ministries and Black Unity in Charolette, North Carolina www.afrikanfamilyressurection.ning.com & www.blogtalkradio.com/udjatemple; Zakur Tupak-El of the Washitaw Nation and Rise to Nobility in Lithonia, Georgia www.cbpm.org/washitaw; Na-Mar-Rah (Moma Dogg) of Out for Justice in Columbus, Ohio www.cbpm. org/outforjustice; Marvenus Daniels of Just Venus Community Organizer in Columbus, Ohio www.cbpm.org/jusvenus; Ebrima the Street Journalist of Witness Corner in Atlanta, Georgia www.cbpm.org/witnesscorner; Profit Yeremeyah of Natural Mystic in Decatur, Georgia www.cbpm. org/naturalmystic; Sheriese Nicole of Itiopi International in Atlanta, Georgia www.itiopionline.com; Terry Wade in Lawrenceville, Georgia; Blak Smith (Blak) in Atlanta, Georgia www.black2africa.blogspot.com; Ralph Carreia (Funckshaun) of Funckshaun Productions in Austell, Georgia www. funckshaun.net & www.cbpm.org/funckshaun; Rodney Riley (Knowledge) in Atlanta, Georgia ; The Late Great Njere Alghanee of NCOBRA and ABISA in Lithonia, Georgia www.ncobra.org; & www.cbpm.org/reparations, & www.cbpm.org/ncobra Abdul Karim of Street Beats Car Audio in Rochester, New York; Brother Fredo of the Grove Assembly in Atlanta, Georgia www.thegroovementassembly.com; Khepra the Evolutionary of the Sixth Region Diaspora Caucus in Brooklyn, New York www.padu-srdc.ning.com,, www.cbpm.org/padu & www.facebook.com/profile.php? id=657385407&ref=search#!/profile.php?id=882975575&ref=ts, ; Tommie Rodriguez in Fayetteville, North Carolina; Baba Masanji of the House Ove Maci in Atlanta, Georgia www.cbpm.org/houseovemaci; Abdul Rafik Amin (Rawindy) in Tamale, Ghana; Mr. Humble of the Africon Blood Newsletter, Dub Selector, and Wildfiyah Rootikal Records in Houston, Texas www.wildfiyah.com & www.cbpm.org/africonblood ; Ansar Aisha El Muhammad (Sis Aisha)of Ansar 2 your Belly in Oakland, California; Casandra Jones (Sister Sandre) of Precious Gems Home Day Care Service in Marietta, Georgia www.cbpm.org/pghdc; Nisa Shabazz the Lady President of Division 421 & of Jabari Sekou Entertainment in Atlanta, Georgia www. cbpm.org/jabarisekouentertainment & www.cbpm.org/tops; Akinade the Wire Artist and Spiritual Advisor in Riverdale, Georgia www.cbpm. org/healingwithelements; Jacquese Aikian (Quessy) of Jaba (Cleaning) Services Inc. in Atlanta, Georgia www.jabaservices.net & www.cbpm. org/jabaservices; Ra Wilson of Migrating Cultures in Alpharetta, Georgia www.migratingculture.com & www.cbpm.org/ratehrepatriate; Ancesral Dancer Brother Jumoke Ifetayo of NCOBRA & Mr. Clean’s Home Nurturing in Atlanta, Georgia ; Greta X (Bridges) of GXB Cosmetics in Birmingham, Alabama www.cbpm.org/blacknbeautifullgoddess; The GR8 – Sundiata Brown of in Griffen, Georgia; Taletha Patton (Talid) in Birmingham, Alabama Diva Dreams; Czar Kijana of Obsidia in Decatur, Georgia www.cbpm.org/obsidia; Ewnetin Felagi (Khepera) in Phoenix, Arizona; Darius Bowens (Dee) of Supreme Mobile Cleaning in Atlanta, Georgia www.cbpm.org/suprememobilecleaning; Nicola Morris in Gillingham, Kentucky; Terry Brooks (Jamaicanman) in Greenwood, Mississippi www.cbpm.org/blacklion; Nicole Wilson (Nikki Noodles) in Atlanta, Georgia; Yapende of Highmerr International in Ormesson, France www.highmerr.com; & www.cbpm.org/highmerr; Calvin Mackey of Wealth Creation in Atlanta, Georgia http://www.HolyGrailResiduals.com/?owner=WEALTHCREATION; Babatu Rudo (Akinnioyo) of Kwabenya Healing Grounds in Washington DC www. myspace.com/kwabenyahealinggrounds; Sharon Dyer in Sterling, Louisiana; Lisa Miles of Koncious Kreations in College Park, Georgia www. chezmajik08.tripod.com & www.cbpm.org/konciouskreations; Kofi Nartley (Nart) of Youth in Business Project in Somanya, Ghana www. youthinbeading.webs.com; Timothy Spear or NAARI Housing Counseling Agency in Tucker, Georgia www.naarihousingcounselingagency.com & www.cbpm.org/naari; Oyah Menen of Join a Study Circle & AAPRP in Atlanta, Georgia www.cbpm.org/joinastudycircle; Kendall Newson of Teach a Child to Fish & Nu Brand Inc. (Formerly with the Dallas Cowboys) in Decatur, Georgia www.teachachildtofish.net, www.cbp.org/nubrandinc & www. cbpm.org.tactf; Andrew Garvey El the grandson of Marcus Garvey of A & C Printables in Orlando, Florida catalogactivewear.com/acprints; Brad Gibbs of Street Politikin in Brooklyn, New York; Benita Francis (Celeste)of Beyond Boundaries in Houston, Texas www.BeyondBoundariessite.com & www.cbpm.org/beyondboundaries; Timothy Wheels (Fly)of Fly Wheel Entertainment in Atlanta, Georgia www.twitter.com/mrfiefly; Paulette Bridges (Pook) in Atlanta, Georgia ; Linzy Amiker (Bigpoopa) in Orangeburg, South Carolina; B.I.G. Nel of in Sandy Springs, Georgia www.bignel. bandcamp.com & www.cbpm.org/bignel; Kofi Agyapong in Washington DC www.sada53.org; Evan Bradley (Kaaria)in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Jovon Walker (Ruddid) in Atlanta, Georgia; Mark LeConte (Mauke) in Riviera, Florida; Brother Hollywood in Glen Burn, Maryland; Tenisha McCaleb in Florissasnt, Missouri; Joseph Chapman (Woosie) in Brooklyn, New York; Shanay Davis (SB) in Union City, Georgia; Richard Wyatt (Rich) in Farmingdale, New York; Michele West in Columbus, Georgia www.wix.com/jrocks/mom.org; Debra Haiston (Dee Dee) in Aiken, South Carolina; LaVerne Collington (Perilous leader)of Triple C’s Service Foundation in Riverdale, Georgia www.cbpm.org/tcsf; Mwt ChenziRa of Per Ankh Khamniversity Institute in Kingshill, Virgin Islands www.perankhu.org; Thomas McRae (Quiet or T) in Queens, New York; Felicia Gary (Lisa) in White Castle, Louisiana www.cbpm.org/feliciagary; Aquia Rachille (Aquiaherra) Atlanta, Georgia; Daniel Solomon (D) in Washington DC www. tomocacoffee.com; Charles Blake in Atlanta, Georgia www.cbpm.org/nhm; Little King David in Atlanta, Georgia; Gloria Foster of Capital Commercial Real Estate in Lawrenceville, Georgia www.capitalcomgroup.com; Wayne David (Frederick) of Nabru in Wellingboro, London UK www. nabruenterprise.org; Zakiya Penny in St. Louis, Missouri; Antonios Stone (Dada) in Detroit, Michigan; Yaw Manu in Lithonia, Georgia www. consciousafricans.ning.com; Harold Osborne in California; Joseph Dismond of Turner King University in Twinburg, Ohio; Blakk Diamond in Miramar, Florida www.returntoblakkroyalty.com; Vearon Pack (Queen) of Creative Times in Annapolis, Maryland www.cbpm.org/creationtimes; Kwanisai Mafa of the Ujamma Youth Farming Project in Gweru, Zimbabwe www.ujammafarming.org; Akua Oparebea Johnson the President of the Woodson/ Banneker/Jackson Bey UNIA-ACL Washington DC Division 330; and Adeyinka Adefunmiloye of African Tourist Magazine in Lagos, Nigeria. The Collective Black People Movement (CBPM) thanks all our new members and current members bringing our organization’s membership to 872 members today. From the areas of the world that our members sign up for the CBPM membership, gives us a scope of how far the works of the Collective Black People Movement is reaching. Thank you all, again, for joining the Collective Black People Movement (CBPM). Become a member here: www.cbpm.org/files/OnlineMembershipForm. |
| The Collective Black People Movement welcomes all of our New members with their Skill, Talents, and Intelligence (education): |
| Black People give your skills, talents, and intelligence (education) to your people. |
