Not only minorities, but people in general have relied on the government and other groups to correct problems in society.  While many factors contributed to the condition of Black America, our organization was not created to address past mistakes of public officials and leaders in the black community.  Our mission is to unite all races of people behind a common good and attempt to correct mistakes made by parents, teachers, churches and the remainder of people in the village of a child. The time has come for common, hardworking, civilized people to help change the course of direction for millions of children whose parents have lost their way.  The government cannot fix this problem.  Wide scale intervention on a national level is required to save the thousands of children drowning in a sea of despair, while living in the most prosperous country in the world.  This organization is dedicated to adressing these problems with direct actions.  Not talk, action.  

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