my first afro american thread: lack of wealth

Football player gets a big check from Nike for a cool 100 mill and a check from his team for lets say 140 mill. 240 mill plus other random endorsements totally 270 mill. What can be done with this money. This money can be flipped and turned to wealth. Making that 270 mill into a money making machine.

Simply set up shop in the inner city and hire all blacks and create wealth in the community. Imagine if alot of rich afro americans focused their money on creating wealth and health for their communities. What if there was some type of togetherness, true togetherness in the afro community.

We're not seeing any true togetherness. What with rich ballers taking their G's and throwing 100 dolla billz in strippers faces left and right. Gold teef gold rims hell gold cars gold homes gold gold gold me me me throwing dollars around, swimming in dollar bills. Buying mechanica gold dogs. Gold everything for themselves. Not for anyone else. For themselves. Then they end up in debt sinking into debt by the hundreds of thousands per month. No wealth created for them, their family or their community. No wealth created at all.

Afroamerican athletes and entertainers have accumulated enough money to generate the wealth possible to lift the afro community as a whole off their knees and prospering. They have nothing left to complain about. They have been given the opportunity to have leaders of the community looking after the well being. But no, rich harlem baller gets his 250 mill and he leaves Harlem for good. Nevr comes back. Instead he could take that 250 mill and create the wealth it takes to lift Harlem back up to one of the most prestigious cities on earth...

The potential is there and I am not seeing afro americans generating any kind of wealth. One man with a million dollars can generate a family empire that can last centuries, hell look at the Rothschilds, the original grew up dirt poor. Afroamericans are given the opportunity to lead but they squander every opportunity.

Not all, but too many