African American Politics
From Slavery to Salary
Slave institution
- Slave owners owned the means of production and controlled politics.
- Indentured servants worked in hopes of gaining land and wealth.
- Slaves being exploited.
Unregulated Capitalism
- Corporations own means of production and control politics
- Employees work in hopes of gaining wealth, possibly starting their own corporations.
- Felons and poor communities being exploited.
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We’re not asking for charity. We’re offering you a role in something real.
Freeminnds is building a new world—one based on truth, justice, freedom. We’re not reforming corrupt systems—we’re replacing them.
Education. Governance. Community power. Culture.
We’re building them all from the ground up—and we need your help to do it.
What Your Donation Supports
Equipping Front-Line Builders
Before we serve the masses, we must unite the architects of change—educators, organizers, engineers, and healers. Your donation helps identify, connect, and support them with tools and strategy.
Launching Truth Media
We’re creating powerful media that disrupts lies, awakens minds, and reclaims narrative. Your contribution fuels research, scripting, and production at this early stage.
Designing Future Institutions
We’re not just critiquing systems—we're building replacements. From governance to economics, your support helps us draft the blueprints for people-powered, truth-aligned institutions.
Laying the Groundwork for New Education
We're developing alternative education systems that break the cycle of indoctrination and teach critical thinking, spiritual integrity, and historical truth. Your support helps us build the foundation.
This isn’t a moment. It’s a movement.
This isn’t a moment. It’s a movement.
If you’re tired of empty talk, performative politics, and band-aid solutions—donate to build what comes next.
Don’t just witness change. Help engineer it.
What are the 9 Virtues?
The 9 Virtues are core principles that shape our values, decisions, and actions, guiding us toward a culture of integrity, growth, and excellence. They serve as a foundation for fostering collaboration, ethical leadership, and a positive impact on both our people and our communities.
Reestablishing our Culture Identity
The history of slavery, segregation, and systemic discrimination created a culture forcing us to adapt to a society that devalued our identity. Over time, these outside influences shaped how we saw ourselves and expressed our culture, often driven by the need to survive and resist.