Everyone’s goal seems to be to make money. Even when you’re making money, the goal is to make more money- but when and where does it stop? How much money do you have to make before the decision is made to continuously uplift and support your community?
Regardless if one decides to label themselves a leader, there will always be those that look up to the elite. To the wealthy. To those making money. Let me just get right into this Jay Z situation. From my research, Jay will be working closely with the NFL as a live entertainment strategist. Roc Nation will allegedly assist the NFL with it’s efforts to affect social change, Education, Economics, Improving Police Community Relations (which wouldn’t be a problem if the police didn’t feel like Black people should be murdered whether they are guilty or not guilty of a crime), and criminal justice reform.
Keep in mind this is the same league that punished Colin Kaepernick for discussing those same issues. This is the same league that told NFL players that they would be fined and/or suspended for not standing for the flag. Robert Kraft, a huge Trump supporter and donator, had a huge hand in solidifying this deal with Jay.
Everyone’s talking about Boss moves. The Boss made the best PR move ever! The Boss knew that most people have a price, and the right price for a person that has enough influence within a community will change the views of the people. The Boss no longer has to worry about the decline in support of the NFL. All it took was the right person to make the world forget all the racist gestures and messages the NFL showed us.
So who’s the real boss?
On point!
Was is a silence move that became a “Boss Moves”..