Dorothy Pitman Hughes gives you her first-hand account of
the process that is resulting in the gentrification of Harlem; a process
that she can only describe as the planned deliberate removal of parts,
or all of a particular ethnic group from a special territory. Since I
began writing this book, we have elected the first African American
President of the United States. He ran on a promise of "Change", and in
spite of much resistance, he has managed to accomplish some significant
changes in our government and the lives of US citizens. On April 5,
2012 President Barrack Obama signed a new Bill entitled the "Jumpstart
Our Business Startups Act" or "JOBS Act". This Bill essentially allows
for the very same thing I worked so hard to accomplish in Harlem, and
was basically run out of town for, through the efforts of then State
Attorney General and subsequently Governor, Eliot Spitzer, and others.
If you or anyone you know has interest in using this new JOBS Act to
jumpstart your businesses and our American economy; or to economically
empower those who have been systematically left out, I recommend you
read this book and share it, as I believe it will give you invaluable
insight and wisdom for your endeavor. It provides a clear description of
the principles involved in creating and sustaining a healthy and just
economic system; and as a first-hand account of my struggle to do that,
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