(1) The Rationale And The Need For Project 2019 Are Irrefutable
In the year 2003, the preeminent reason that black Americans have the lowest socioeconomic status in America is because black Americans are the least educated and least knowledgeable racial group in America. Black America will continue to exist as an underclass until it achieves "educational equality."

(2) The Major Goal Of Project 2019 Is Specific And Precise
The major goal of Project 2019 is educational parity: specifically, to increase the level of formal education attained by black Americans to the same level of formal education attained by white Americans.

(3) The Progress Of Project 2019 Can Be Precisely Measured
The measurement of Project 2019's objective to reach educational parity is based on the percentage of black Americans who earn college degrees versus the percentage of white Americans who earn college degrees.

(4) Project 2019 Has A Beginning Date And An Ending Date
Project 2019 was announced on February 21, 1998. Project 2019 is to be completed by the year 2019, the 400th anniversary of the beginning of Slavery in America.

(5) Educational Equality Is An Attainable Goal
Black America now has the opportunity and the resources to reach educational equality by the year 2019. Black America only needs the vision and the resolve.

(6) The Success Of Project 2019 Is Solely Dependent On Black Americans
Project 2019 is the epitome of black self-reliance and self-determination. Racism can not prevent black Americans from going to libraries. Government aid is not required in order for black Americans to read books, magazines, and newspapers. Black Americans can no longer be prevented from acquiring knowledge.

(7) All Black Americans Can Participate In And Contribute To Project 2019
Tell other black Americans - especially black children - about Project 2019. Read to and with black children. Convince black children of the importance of education. Explain to black children that "knowledge is power."

Please visit their website at www.2019.com

6 Comments
studlydudly wrote on Jan 11
This will be my last post of the day. Thank U for your patience. I'll be back at it on Monday.
worldfamily wrote on Jan 11
excellent post to end the day with:)
bklynbabe999 wrote on Jan 11
remember when we had all those old sayings "reading is fundamental", "a mind is a terrible thing to waste", "knowledge is power", "the more you know the more you grow", and we had Reading Rainbow and educational shows, Schoolhouse Rock (I had to get those videos for my nephew!)...we need to get back to that. Our children are key! We have lost that with all this bling bling attitude and video games, and not encouraging our children to read, and also to think for themselves, and have common sense! Even rap used to be educational, and now most of the time it is junk. Whenever I hear my nephew singing that Soulja Boy crap, I cringe. I want to put on some Public Enemy and some KRS One and just help his little mind grow. And it does not help with all this ADHD, whatever it is that is causing that to proliferate in our children needs to be eliminated, if it is genetic, or the preservatives in food, or too much TV and XBox and MySpace; it is a real concern. My nephew has it and believe me I don't let it be an excuse that he will not get his work done and pass his tests in school and learn how to behave, but it is an epidemic, and little Black boys especially and if I did not see it with my own eyes daily...I'm telling you it is not something made up to label all children and put them on medication just because, it is real! (my nephew's female Doctor is Black, his female dentist is Black, his teacher is Black LOL...I did not let "the man" diagnose the child). I sit with him daily and work work work to stretch his little mind, even when I am tired or sick, I buy him educational things...VTech, LeapPad, and no TV anymore, no more of that SpongeBob crap, I buy him workbooks, and I make him read!!

the end...LOL no more blog within blog tonight.

another excellent post studly!!
bklynbabe999 wrote on Jan 11
oh yeah...I already got him saying he is going to college...and trust me, he WILL be going! LOL, ok good nite.
lostidentity1 wrote on Jan 12
very informative
javellef wrote on Jan 12
Yes we have to educate our youth. There are no excuses. I try to encourage the youngsters in my family to make education a priority. Thanks for sharing this informative blog.
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