Publisher's Synopsis
In a world where Black communities have long faced systemic challenges, many have turned to government assistance and DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) programs for support. While these programs have provided short-term relief, they often reinforce dependency and fail to create lasting, sustainable opportunities. In this thought-provoking book, Wayne C. Robinson argues that the future of Black America lies not in relying on external systems, but in rediscovering the spirit of self-reliance, entrepreneurship, and empowerment that has always been at the heart of our communities.
Drawing from the powerful history of Black achievements-from the thriving empires of Africa to the vibrant cultural contributions Black Americans have made to the world-Robinson shows that true empowerment comes from within. He explores how Black people have always been innovators, creators, and leaders, and how we can continue this legacy by focusing on building our own businesses, creating wealth, and fostering community empowerment.
This book challenges the prevailing narrative of victimhood, urging readers to shift their focus from what is taken away by political shifts to what can be gained by embracing independence and entrepreneurship. It's time to stop waiting for external systems to change and start taking control of our own destinies. With inspiring examples of Black entrepreneurs and leaders who have thrived outside traditional systems, this book is a call to action for anyone ready to break free from the cycle of dependency and step into a future of self-determination and success.
"Breaking free: Why Black Independence Matters More Than DEI" is not just a book-it's a movement toward a brighter, more prosperous future where Black communities thrive on their own terms.
