We in the Black community too often get just a twenty-dollar impact for every twenty dollars that comes into our community. That amounts to economic suicide. Out of every dollar we receive, only three cents stays in our community, whereas the white community has 100% of their money and most of yours too...

To understand the importance of money circulation you must first understand what money is. Below is a simple definition of money.

• Money is the generally recognized means of payment with which any goods and services offered on the market can be acquired. The State declares the national money to be the statutory means of payment (currency): everyone is obliged to accept it as payment for services. As a unit of account or measure of value money permits goods to be compared by price, which is expressed in monetary units. ...

Money circulates in ethnic communities who are adapt in commerce(Jewish, Asain, etc) for 30 days before it leaves the community. The money in the Black community circulates for 8 hours or less, and then it's gone to enrich other communities.

Money is the blood of the economic community. Just like the need for blood in the body, you must have money flowing continuously throughout your community, or your community will dry up and die.

Money and community

Community is people, people living with each other and the world around them. Community is not a thing, a structure, or a formal organization. It is process, interaction, relationship, and dance - more a verb than a noun. Good communities these days are as rare as good churches.

Our troubles do not derive from any lack of love. People care deeply and want to live in peace and joy - if anything, we care too much and we love too hard. We already have plenty of love. We simply need to find more effective and more intelligent ways to express it. We need to love more wisely. Yet the way money works disposes us to acts of stupidity, fear, and violence. A true measure of love in the world is our ability to relate at all given the irrationality of our economics.