The Plan For Black America

Business Plan:

The New Black Freedom Movement.

1. Executive Summary

The New Black Freedom Movement, (TNBFM.com) is an organization dedicated to achieving Black liberation through economic, social, educational, and political empowerment. This plan outlines a 100-year strategy to build a self-sufficient ecosystem for Black America. Moving beyond the historical focus on voting and civil rights challenges, this plan focuses on long-term institution-building, economic independence, and collective power. The strategy begins with grassroots organizing and culminates in the establishment of a robust, self-sustaining economic infrastructure, ensuring a prosperous future for Black communities for generations to come.

2. Organizational Description

• Mission: Our mission is to move past the questions of our past and toward the measured, tangible future that we build, ensuring freedom and liberation for Black people and their children.
• Vision: Our Vision: To establish a Future where Black individuals and their descendants experience complete Freedom and Liberation, rooted in tangible progress and measurable outcomes. 
• Core Values:
  • Self-Determination: The power of Black communities to define their own future.
  • Institution-Building: Creating and owning the systems that serve Black people.
  • Economic Independence: Building a foundation of wealth that can withstand and overcome systemic barriers.
  • Intergenerational Legacy: Fostering a future of opportunity for generations to come.

3. The Grand Strategy: A 100-Year Plan for Liberation

The TNBFM's plan is not a short-term initiative but a generational project spanning a full century.

Phase 1: Grassroots Organizing and Foundation (Years 1–2: 2025–2027)

• Objective: To lay the groundwork for a national movement by mobilizing and organizing local chapters.
• Activities:
  • Establish a core leadership team and a working Board of Directors.
  • Develop a standardized training curriculum for grassroots organizers.
  • Launch membership drives and community engagement programs in target cities.
  • Create digital and communication platforms to amplify the movement's message.
• Measurable Goals: Establish chapters in at least 10 major metropolitan areas with a substantial Black population; recruit 5,000 active members.

Phase 2: Headquarters and Centralization (Years 3–5: 2027–2030)

• Objective: To establish a central hub for the movement's activities.
• Activities:
  • Purchase and renovate a headquarters facility in Los Angeles to serve as the national operational center.
  • Establish administrative functions, including finance, legal, marketing, and program management.
  • Host national leadership summits and training conferences.
• Measurable Goals: Secure the Los Angeles headquarters; hire full-time staff to manage operations.

Phase 3: Educational Infrastructure (Years 6–10: 2030–2034)

• Objective: To construct independent educational facilities to provide an alternative, culturally relevant education for Black children.
• Activities:
  • Acquire land and begin construction on the first educational facilities, which will include schools, trade centers, and vocational training programs.
  • Develop a curriculum focused on Black history, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship.
  • Partner with Black educators and community leaders to staff and oversee the facilities.
• Measurable Goals: Open the first TNBFM Educational Facility; enroll 500 students in initial programs.

Phase 4: Economic Independence Through Food (Years 11–15: 2035–2040)

• Objective: To build a self-sustaining food infrastructure by launching a national grocery store chain.
• Activities:
  • Develop a franchise model for a grocery store chain focusing on quality, affordable food.
  • Establish a supply chain network by partnering directly with Black farmers and producers of meat and poultry.
  • Launch the first 10 franchise locations in communities served by the movement.
• Measurable Goals: Establish 10 TNBFM grocery store franchises; build a network of 100 Black farmers and producers.

(Phase 5 and above require Teachers of The Movement (T.O.T.M) access level.)