About Us
Our History
Like all revolutions, it started with the youth. Weary of social injustice against black Americans, the students of The Wilson Academy in GA prompted their founder Byron F. Wilson to take action.
Our Mission
We create consequences to social injustice against black people through economic empowerment and exercising our constitutional rights. We do not seek to change minds; we seek to change behaviors with actionable plans and execution.
- We implement a 2-Point Plan, in which the two components are 1) Economic Empowerment, and 2) Exercising our right to bear arms
- We intently support black-owned businesses, exclusively when possible.
- We initiate, encourage, and support programs, organizations, and strategies that will build our black communities in areas including but not limited to financial strength, education, vocational development, employment opportunities, self-defense, and physical and mental health.
- We seek to generate and maintain strength by creating a true African Diaspora, by which all people of African descent are economically and philosophically unified worldwide.
- We seek to actively and consistently engage the youth in our black communities, as their innovative, fearless, non-partisan energy is the cornerstone of any revolution.