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The Blueprint Starts With Us: A Framework for Building Black Infrastructure With Limited Resources

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 Welcome to Real Talk, I'm your host Hegearl—where we speak truth without filters, and we’re not here for clicks, likes, or empty noise. If you came for entertainment or confirmation, this ain’t that.This space was built for those who are done performing outrage and are ready to build solutions.I’m not looking for followers—I’m looking for those who are committed to Liberation under Black management.What I’m here to do is connect with the ones ready to move—ready to think different, build different, and live free on our own terms.This is about one thing:Liberation under Black management.Let’s get into it. We don’t need a million dollars to begin. We need a million minds unified around purpose. Here’s how we start — small, local, consistent, and together. This is my attempt to provide my community with a reasonable path to achieve the society or world most people say they want.Form micro-coalitions of 3 to 5 families or trusted individuals. The Church is the best place to find people who know how to build with others.Host monthly Unity Circles — in person, online, or hybrid.Share resources (tools, skills, childcare, transportation).Choose one community goal every 90 days — a cleanup, a fundraiser, a workshop. This is your base — it becomes your infrastructure cell.1. Unity Groups: 3-5 Families at a TimeForm micro-coalitions of 3 to 5 families or trusted individuals. The Church is the best place to find people who know how to build with others.Host monthly Unity Circles — in person, online, or hybrid.Share resources (tools, skills, childcare, transportation).Choose one community goal every 90 days — a cleanup, a fundraiser, a workshop. This is your base — it becomes your infrastructure cell.2. Pool What You Can — $10, $20, $50 a MonthYou don’t need to be wealthy — you need trust and a vision for a better life.Set up a group Cash App, Venmo, or local credit union account.Pool monthly — agree on uses (emergency help, seed money, micro-loans, ).Rotate who receives the funds every month or quarter. This is economic rotation, and it's how immigrant communities have built empires on pennies. 3. Build a Black Credit CooperativeIf 5 families pool $50/month, that’s $250. In a year: $3,000. Use this as leverage to:Build group creditApply for microloansSecure co-signed business starter lines of creditCreate a group EIN (LLC or nonprofit)Use community development financial institutions (CDFIs) that serve Black entrepreneurs. Many offer low-interest loans, business training Look at:The Working WorldHOPE Credit UnionLISC Black Economic Development Fund 4. Crowdfund With Purpose — Not PityDon’t crowdfund for survival — crowdfund for ownership.Use platforms like iFundWomen of Color, GoFundMe, or Buy The BlockTell a vision story (not just a problem story): “Help 5 families build a co-op garden Offer community rewards: T-shirts, classes, mentorship, meals. We’ve raised billions for funerals. Let’s raise millions for infrastructure.5. Rebuild Our Own EducationWe can't wait on a racist system to teach our children.Start with Saturday Unity School (2 hours/week):Share the teaching: elder teaches survival This is the school system we control.6. Practice Group EconomicsWhere you spend is where you vote.Redirect $20/week to Black-owned groceries, gas stations, banks, and servicesUse websites like WeBuyBlack, Official Black Wall Street, or Ujamaa DealsTake inventory of your local area and build a Black Business MapFinal Word: From Decolonization to Desegregation They took our schools. They fired our Teachers.They rewrote the rules to destroy our rise.But here’s the truth: if we rebuild from the ground up, on our terms, with unity of purpose — they can’t stop us. Infrastructure is not about funding first — it’s about focus, faith, and follow-through.And it starts with you, your circle, and your neighborhood.Stay Unapologetic, Stay Building, and Stay Unbreakable.
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