Blacks and Blockchain Technology: Overcoming Racism, Tribalism, and Financial Struggles through Blockchain. The discussions being held at Howard University, via the Black Blockchain Summit, are worth taking time to watch. Below, is a feed from facebook, that you’ll want to set aside time for. Please understand, as black people in America, this may be one way to overcome all that is constantly thrown at black people. Whether you fully understand this technology or not, it is going to be integral to the future of economics. This panel features a diverse discussion on using bitcoin, and blockchain for empowerment.

Start Education on this topic, as soon as possible.

When I look into most blockchain events, the attendance is mostly white. Once again, black people are being ‘left out’ of these conversations. What’s Beautiful to see here, is that black people are having their own events. This is sort of the freedom that this technology presents. NO one owns it, and so anyone can start holding meetings and discussing this technology together. So that means you can start educating yourself, and your community now.

This morning I had a conversation about how I dont like French. Now the ambassador of the AU to the US H.E. Dr. Arikana Chihombori-Quao reiterated that France is the instigator of the majority of the fuckery- past present and future #bigfacts #blackblockchainsummit pic.twitter.com/brJGjSZN9T

— Tavonia Evans (@cryptodeeva) September 10, 2018

Interesting talk by Robert from @UpholdInc with @SkinnerLiber8 . They want to be the bridge between Utility tokens and Fiat.
"There needs to be an ease of use for consumers"#blackblockchainsummit #SatoshiIsBlack pic.twitter.com/2M5gYTS8k6

— Jomari Peterson (@Jomari_P) September 10, 2018

@maxkeiser is live at the #BlackBlockchainSummit talking about #SatoshiIsBlack : Economic Liberation! Join the live stream here now! https://t.co/0wHWMDaJsV #iloveBlackPeople pic.twitter.com/5zhhnMYS4C

— I Love Black People by BillMari (@BillMari_) September 10, 2018

Senator Ian Conyers made an appearance. He said, ‘we can all have our own opinions, but we cannot have our own facts’.

Drop by my panel today @HowardU #blackblockchainsummit ! We will discuss Governance and Policy in #Blockchain #BitCoin and #FinTech @ Howard University https://t.co/fhUzQ8SjbF

— Ian Conyers (@ianconyers) September 10, 2018

It’s great to see people of this ‘level’ involved in these conversations too, as ‘regulations’ came up. This new way of using currency is supposed to free us from government regulations, and control. We all have to remain watchful, as this develops.

The #BlackBlockchainSummit takes off! @bitcoinlady from @SatoshicentreBw talking about building a Blockchain ecosystem with integrity and without scams! how #DecoloniseYourLife #SatoshiIsBlack #Iloveblackpeople pic.twitter.com/TCd8YZVX29

— I Love Black People by BillMari (@BillMari_) September 10, 2018

Reach out to Peer Groups, and find other black people who are talking about blockchain technology

Blacks and Blockchain technology is a solution that is right on time.

Just as I talked about most of the ‘blockchain meet ups’ are mostly white, so are most online discussions. Reddit, a site notorious for it’s alt-right membership, is full of non-blacks, talking blockchain technology.

If you’re ‘too pro-black’, they won’t reward you with the same kind of attention, love or support that they do for ‘their peers’ ….

So keeping this in mind, groups like Koinda (formerly Wacoinda), which help foster an educational environment about blockchain technology, with a focus on helping black people benefit, are right on time.

A few other groups are mentioned in the panel we shared above – the options are there, for those who are looking!