Have I Done Any Good? Walking and running through life may cause people to pause not from their weary physical challenges, but perhaps more from their exhaustive mental battles. When the mind gets drained, the fatigue is inescapable, and the rest that is desired does not relinquish. In doing this many may have cause to ponder the following. We may never get what we deserve, and that can be disappointing, but we will deserve what we get even if it is short of what has been given by the measure of some manner. “Through a door, made narrow so that they would have to walk through in single file, Africans trudged out of the darkness of Ghana’s Elmina Castle or nearby Cape Coast Castle into the blinding sunlight bouncing off the Atlantic Ocean. Then they were chained and stacked like cordwood onto awaiting boats”. https://www.ajc.com/news/centuries-later-atlantans-make-trip-ghana-door-return/RW6hdsGJveW7kD73LKQHKI/
Blacktown N.E.W.B.I.A. Endowment Fund, Inc. (BTNEF) seeds of birth were sown when the first Africans were enslaved with a principal reason to exploit and dehumanize them. It is unequivocally established that they sit in the cradle where the origin of all men and women had their beginning. This statement ushers boldly the indisputable truth that all generations of Chattel Slavery Survivors must appreciate their history, as written from the almanac of veracity, that who they were; who they could have been; who they should have been and what they must become came from their indigenous nature of all mankind. Africans and American-Africans (the offspring of those enslaved before the emancipation proclamation) undeniably possesses a passion for truth; a zeal to survive; the ability to make precious that which others discard; an unrelenting ability to adapt and among other attributes collectively summons innovation and creativity for the good of all mankind.
Blacktown N.EW.B.I.A. Endowment Fund, Inc. was called many centuries ago for a time like these. The concept of BTNEF’s history may be further underscored in Dr. Claud Anderson’s PowerNomics. We are challenged by our history that it will be written each day through the support of people, organizations, institutions and you. Have I done any good? You can answer that question, in part, through you writing your name in our history today for many to read in years to come. How do you write your name in our history? Please go to the Endowment Fund and Program Areas of this website.
Blacktown N.E.W.B.I.A. Endowment Fund, Inc. (BTNEF) seeds of birth were sown when the first Africans were enslaved with a principal reason to exploit and dehumanize them. It is unequivocally established that they sit in the cradle where the origin of all men and women had their beginning. This statement ushers boldly the indisputable truth that all generations of Chattel Slavery Survivors must appreciate their history, as written from the almanac of veracity, that who they were; who they could have been; who they should have been and what they must become came from their indigenous nature of all mankind. Africans and American-Africans (the offspring of those enslaved before the emancipation proclamation) undeniably possesses a passion for truth; a zeal to survive; the ability to make precious that which others discard; an unrelenting ability to adapt and among other attributes collectively summons innovation and creativity for the good of all mankind.
Blacktown N.EW.B.I.A. Endowment Fund, Inc. was called many centuries ago for a time like these. The concept of BTNEF’s history may be further underscored in Dr. Claud Anderson’s PowerNomics. We are challenged by our history that it will be written each day through the support of people, organizations, institutions and you. Have I done any good? You can answer that question, in part, through you writing your name in our history today for many to read in years to come. How do you write your name in our history? Please go to the Endowment Fund and Program Areas of this website.