HONORING THE FIRST 12 GENERATIONS of unpaid laborers

BLACK PEOPLE
AMERICA’S MVP
BUILT USA’S FOUNDATION

The 10 million people in a horrific labor system also built the nation's foundation

America's Most Valuable People

Millions were brought to America from Africa specifically for their Unpaid Labor, starting the foundation of the USA 150 years before it was formed.

America's Most Valuable Property

The USA officially treated the first 12 generations of Black People as property, legally bought and sold, becoming the nation's most profitable investment.

America's Most Vilified People

Black People had their mythical inferior status written into federal, state, and local laws for 350 years to make a forced labor system work.

ABOUT UNPAID LABOR

Honoring The First 12 Generations.

UNPAID LABOR is the term we use to describe the collective contribution of the first 12 generations of black people in America (1607 to 1865). They worked as Unpaid Laborers for 250 years to form the foundation of our country.
The Contribution

To acknowledge the historic truth that the collective contribution of Black People is the essential factor to the United States becoming a successful nation.

The Hoax

To reveal and abolish the hoax of Black inferiority that underlies today’s disparities.

The Honor

To honor the 10,000,000 victimized people whose collective effort is yielding benefits enjoyed by all Americans today.

The Magnitude of the Collective Contribution.

By contribution, we mean the collective effort of 10 million people. They worked as Unpaid Laborers for 250 years to form the foundation of our country. This is a documented conclusion endorsed by 131 prominent PhD historians from America’s finest colleges and universities.
The Economy

Black People were so valuable that they became the USA’s most valuable and most profitable investment, starting the foundation 150 years before the USA was formed.

The Constitution

Black People were so valuable that they had to be written into the US Constitution in order to form the United States of America.

Military Success

Black People were so valuable that 180,000 were needed as soldiers to help save the USA during the Civil War, and were needed to help win the Revolutionary War.

Geography & Politics

Black People were so valuable that the US Capital was strategically located where most of them lived, and ten of the first 12 US Presidents owned Black People.

THE MOVEMENT

A Deserving Place in the American Psyche.

The significance of their contribution cannot be overstated. The collective effort of those 10 million Unpaid Laborers working without pay for more than two and one-half centuries is yielding benefits being enjoyed by all Americans today. We invite you to honor them.
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DOCUMENTED TRUTHS

The Evidence Behind the Unpaid Labor Contribution.

Black People were so valuable that they became the USA’s most valuable and most profitable investment, making men wealthy. Ten of the first 12 US Presidents owned Black People.
Black People were so valuable that they had to be written into the US Constitution in order to form the United States of America.
Black People were so valuable that the US Capital was strategically located where most of them lived.

Black People were so valuable that they were needed as soldiers to help win the Revolutionary War, and 180,000 were needed as soldiers to help save the USA during the Civil War.

A dispute over their status caused the USA to divide into 2 countries, causing the deadliest war in American history. More people died fighting over them than all the other American wars combined.

Black People created the opportunity that millions of immigrants have come to America for. Ultimately, the USA would not exist without Black People.

The Myth of Black Inferiority
...was so crucial to America's success that the government LEGALIZED IT in the US Constitution and in state and local laws for 350 years. The falsehood of Black inferiority remains today.