When we work together, we can do things the enemy can't stop.
I'm not saying any names, but there were a few people who said that they weren't going to help Tariq acquire property for him and his family. When they turn off the hater-vision, they will see that the money helped a Black man obtain property for a museum that will fight against the enemy trying to bury our history. Not just bury it, they want to bury it, cover up the burial ground, and then revise what occurred. The Devil's Kin hate the truth, and our children need a place to go for the facts.
Dead people can't talk, and rather than a group of people bumping heads, he took the initiative and got this done while being backed by a number of us willing to back him. Not all crowdfunds are met, and there are some that are met but the people pushing it take the money and run. Did he do that? No.
He was mocked while in the pursuit of the museum that our people and the world can go to in order to get the truth about us as Foundational Black Americans. The funding was met, and he was mocked again with a side eye from the enemies among us who questioned if he'd actually follow through.
I don't know if he was listening or not, but a previous post that I put out shared my hope that he'd fall back on the public discussion about trying to acquire the property until it was actually obtained. I listed valid reasons because saboteurs are alive and well on all sides. It became out of sight out of mind in my opinion and he was able to roll a bit more smoothly. Not only that, think of what the space can do for events. It can open the door for on-code events that aren't just held by Tariq. So if you have something you'd like to host at a nice location, that's a potential space. Also, don't forget, Tariq comes through when people hit a wall with the enemy and need some assistance. For the non-FBA, I don't think he's ever asked if the Black person was FBA or not as long as they were Riders who got caught up.
This wouldn't be money that he would just stash, check his track record. I'm not here to fight for the man, but haters need to think.
Aside from that, look at the website he raised the money on, what does that site represent? It represents indie projects. You can try and raise money for your own projects as well, no one's stopping you.
What projects do you seek to bring to light that the community get behind? If it makes sense, a number of us will back it so you can fly.
