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Decoding and Exiting the Invisible Agenda

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This work is designed to give its readers glimpses into the  journey in which Africans who experienced chattel slavery, particularly in the United States of America and the British Caribbean engaged, in that people’s quest to utilize entrepreneurship towards building their lives within capitalism, as the order propelled itself from feudalism to modern capitalism.

Such a work also gives readers glimpses into the extent to which Africans who experienced chattel slavery and their descendants attempted to participate in the mobilization of entrepreneurship in the Americas. The book identifies major constraints that fallouts that chattel slavery imposed on Africans as such a people attempted to evolve as a merchant class of souls on such continents and throughout the world.

One of such constraints can be seen in capitalism’s planting of an arrangement, a seed, by which its agents interacted with Africans as non-human properties that could be bought and sold, rather than as regular human beings who God endowed with the right to enjoy freedom, prosperity and happiness for hundreds of years. To reinforce this arrangement, laws were enacted and enforced which impinged on the God-given right of Africans to operate as citizens of the world. Such arrangement engendered two sub-systems of production in the Americas and by extension the rest of the world.  

One of such entities can be seen as a plantation economy which was designed to nurture the mobilization of the foregoing seed, an agenda that was designed to ensure that Africans, instead of participating in capitalism as a merchant class of souls, remain as cheap labor-givers to such plantation economy and capitalism forever; the other was an African-managed ex-slave system of production which once it extricates itself from the fallouts which chattel slavery engendered, will become a formidable economic force inside of capitalism.

By what means can the current generation of Africans who dwell in the Americas extricate ourselves, from the negative fallouts which the chattel enslavement of our forefathers engendered where we abide in the world, amidst the foregoing arrangements? Solutions to this question are revealed in this work