a BIG Thank YOU for Black Gay & Black Lesbian Youth!

I was pleasantly pleased and almost shocked to find out that a group of Black Gay, Black Lesbian and Black Trans gendered youth confronted Jannie Blackwell's staff about getting a young BLack person to run for Her City Council seat.  I don't know for sure if this had anything to do with the kind letter I wrote to Jannie & made public, but I am very, very proud of these Black youth for their courage, for the bold tactics they used, and for having the audacity to take such actions. I even heard that a group of young BLACK people were arrested!  I can't believe that Ms. Blackwell has the nerve to run again after 26 years in office. When do our BLACK youth get a chance to run, win & implement the positive changes and the positive policies we need to truly move forward? Just politely asking a question. right, Denzel? I LOVE BLACK PEOPLE!. Please know that I make mistakes sometimes. If you hear a rumor about something I goofed up, please give me and the media and social media a chance to get the truth out to you.

Dear Friends /////$$

December 5^th, 2017 Tuesday     /////     Dear Friends, Non-Profits, Allies, Countrymen  & Supporters:

At present, I Am unable to support your great efforts to collect funds for your needed services,  organizations, and / or causes. I appreciate your continuing work and I appreciate your contacting me, but no funds will be forth coming until I hear something very soon. Please continue the excellent work you do and please have a great day.  Also, please contact the following organizations and foundations for  continued financial support.

• The Ford Foundation
• The Walter Annenberg Foundation
• The National Council on the arts
• The Bill & Malinda Gates Foundation (Look Up)
• Google
• The Magic Johnson Foundation
• Coco Cola
• Philadelphia Electric Company
• The National Endowment for the Arts
•  The Pew Charitable Trusts.
• General Electric

Gratefully True,

Tracy Charles Gibson,

Founder, President  & Chief

Of Brother Tracy Gibson & Associates, Incorporated & Our Subsidiaries

Moto: A strong Black will, finds peace in the valley and a solid Black economic foundation to stand on.

MR. Tracy Charles Gibson

760 North 41^st Street

APT B

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania   19104 – 5202

Or BrotherTracy11@GMail.Com

Or 1 [215] 823 – 9985

why I'm a Republican

Why I Am a Republican – Not the Reasons You Think

By Tracy Charles Gibson

    I, Mr. Tracy Charles Gibson, joined the Republican Party about two years ago for three major reasons.

1] As I was healing and recovering from depression and being treated for high blood pressure over the last 20 years, the Democratic Party never really took interests in me to help me find a viable job. { I have to admit that City Councilwoman Jannie L. Blackwell was the exception to the rule.  She actually sent out resumes and work requests for me several years ago, but I still could not find a job. }.  All I needed was about 20 hours a week of work, but it was not forthcoming. This frustrated me so I joined the Republican Party, partially in protest to the entrenched Democratic control of Philadelphia’s political system and Black voters.   In reading this, please note that I have a history of mental instability that has to be considered at any job I hold, but mostly I want to work for myself at my own company.  Most of the mental instability has stabilized itself after some 37 years of therapy and effective medications --  both of these effective healing elements { medications & therapy } I have successfully continued with.

2] I also joined the Republican Party because I feel the Republican Party, if stripped from its more extreme views, right-wing ideologies, hatefulness, and racism, is actually a more effective formation for success for Black people because the Republicans ``talk’’ about building a lucrative business foundation as opposed to relying of public works projects & social programs.  Like my Grandfather, Mr. Saint Clair Gibson, I want to see our Black people advance at business ownership, both small, middle sized and large businesses.  These businesses MUST be run properly & responsibly, be well-managed, be professional, & be unfettered by White, Arab, Asian or Latin interests, except where necessary and agreed upon, and have affordable, and have a top-flight Black security staff to protect us from harm and business interruptions.  We must also protect ourselves as Black business professionals and the Black businesses themselves from computer hacking, computer fraud, phone deceptions, mail fraud, government harassment, discrimination, and other social and or political concerns that are sometimes designed to stop Black businesses in their tracks.  In a nut shell, successful Black businesses running smoothly, are a much bigger asset and a much more effective stabilizing force in our Black community and among our Black people than social programs that are often washed away with elections, political bickering in Washington, on the state level, and of course, locally. Creating a source for Black jobs and Black financial self-sufficiency –individual and corporate sufficiency, -- is very important and has been proven to stabilize Black families, help our Black youth with their studies and with increasing good family values, and in helping us as Black people by creating balance and stability in Black churches, Black private schools, Black public schools and Black charter school. Turning towards a strong Black private business structure and way from unstable and fought-over public programs is a big plus for BLACK people, and many of us are learning this.

3] It cannot be stressed enough that the problems of racism, homophobia, transphobia, Xenophobia,  Islamophobia, sexism, discrimination against the disabled, awkward and outrageous religious  posturing, empty self-righteousness, are drawing  our Nation – which I call Turtle Island like the Native Americans call us --  dangerously close to  fanaticism and fascism.  These are real and present situations that the Republican Party must face head on, even as much of their established leadership plunges their heads in the sands and ignores such vital issues. On the world stage, the fight against Communism is still waged, even as Russia and Cuba are becoming viable trading partners with many dollars to share and invest in our country, our communities, and our Black people. Such trade must be supported, not curbed….   Such ideological political lines { Communism Vs. Capitalism }  are meaningless because what matters is if a country can feed Her people, & share in the rich human world experience, while using negotiation, cultural exchanges, educational exchanges, cooperation to gain from the natural human quest towards true freedom & economic stability. The world establishment of effective populist democracy can only gain from such honest and uncorrupted sharing of culture & financial wealth. Honest citizens want peace and honesty in our foreign policies and in the honest creation of such far-reaching, and decent government & individual policy considerations.  The fair payment of REPARATIONS must be part of this glorious puzzle, as well…  . Force and weaponry are outmoded, dangerous, and life threatening. Weapons must be, as late Radio Host Reggie Bryant of WURD and the Point says, weapons must be ``thrown into the ocean.’’   People should always come before money, and this is something the Republicans have yet to learn.  My feeling is Revolutionary & progressive Black People are just the right People to teach this lesson to the Republicans { & the Democrats } and this is also part of the reason I joined the Republican Party.

Important Letter about our Black Youth & Super Markets. ..

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February 22^nd, 2019 Friday

About Plastic Bags in the Super Market

ShopRite of Glenolden

140 North Macdade Blvd

Glenolden, Pennsylvania  19036-1224

1 ( 609) 461  2572

Store Owner / Parent Companies /

I like Shop Rite & Fresh Grocer.

 I like the fresh vegetables & Fruits especially. I also like the fresh meat like free-Range chicken, fresh ground turkey, & fresh lamb  - I rarely buy or eat lamb.

     I like the fact that, in my neighborhood, you hire many Black youths who really need to develop a better work ethic.   I like the [ fact ] that the stores are kept clean & orderly. You even hire some Black managers which, frankly, I LOVe.

     Now, I’m going to tell you somethings I really don’t like. I don’t like the fact that your stores & the federal & state government has seen fit to sell alcohol in your stores.  Let me repeat  --  I don’t like, at all, How you are now selling what my friends the Native Americans call Fire Water to People in your store.  There was a good, well-paying system in place in Pennsylvania of State Stores which provided good-paying union jobs & which was much better at making sure minor youth never bought Fire Water because such sales undermine their education & hinder them from thinking correctly and clearly for their vastly important studies. Alcohol is far too easy for Black People & Black youth to buy. Alcohol abuse doesn’t have to break up families, destroy futures, lead to illegal drug abuse & so forth. I want you to join me in expressing to the Black church where you have stores that our Black Youth don’t need to be buying beer, wine & stronger alcohol anywhere at all.  You need to GooGle  ``What alcohol Does to the human Body’’ & strongly consider taking sales out of the Super Markets. Meanwhile, I will be putting this letter on My Blog & sending hard copies to my congressman, my state Senator & my city council representative.  Our Black youths must listen & pay attention in school, not bring wine, beer, & other alcohol to school which is at the core of disobeying & disrespecting & disrupting our schools.  Such massive sales of alcohol are not R-E-S-P-E-C-T-F-U-L-L of our Black youth, our Black families & our Black Business Network, which also does not need to sell wine & beer or other alcoholic products at their store locations.

     Another thing I really don’t like about the Super market is the fact that at any given store I & many other shoppers can spend as much as 5 minutes trying to pull the plastic fruit & vegetable bags apart. This is ridiculous! This ``process’’ is very frustrating & a waste of shopper’s time. If you take 5 minutes for each fruit or vegetable item you can see your sales productivity going right out the window.  Contact the bag producers & have them make the bags so that they pull apart more easily. I promise  you, I will write them also.  Something must be done about this immediately!  Please,  & I thank you.

     The final thing I want you to do is stop jamming sodas, crappy processed baked goods, fattening cakes, brownies, & sugary cereals in the front of the store where people first come into the store. I have very much noticed that this is not done at super markets in White neighborhoods.  Black people who really don’t need to be buying such health-stealing items, don’t need to be relied upon to buy these items almost without thinking just because they are in the front of the stores. 

     The item about the plastic food bags, -- please don’t overlook this.  It is at the crux of why I wrote this letter in the first place. I understand that store productivity is very important if I want to see more Black youths hired by your stores. Believe me, I have been a successful advocate for Black People and Black youth for decades so this is very, very important to me. I just turned down an offer from a major been distributor for sponsorship of my corporation.  I did accept a Coco-Cola endorsement, but ONLY for the sugar-free sodas, not regular Coco-Cola or Diet Cola. I work very hard to be consistent, balanced, and fair.  Remember I started this letter by saying HOW much I appreciated the great things you are doing. This letter will be circulated on the NET & on my very popular Blog. If you feel I have been unfair to you, please call me at my small home office, and I will negotiate with you as to HOW I can change it for the better.  Forgive me if I have used harsh words here. I have not done the research, but the availability of alcohol is undoubtedly connected with our Black youth’s behavior problems and their ability to learn properly in school.  Availability of alcohol is also hindering our Black youth in area colleges and is fuel for the fires that inflame bad relations between police and the Black community. This letter is also set to go out to Black parent’s groups; Black community groups; Black fraternities and Black sororities; & Black churches.   I thank you for kindly reading this letter.    

http://The PoliticsofREAL.Blogspot.Com

Gratefully True,

Tracy Charles Gibson

Also Known As GOD

·         I am GOD, but no more GOD than you are. 

Everybody LOVes Chris!

Have you ever watched the television show called ``Everybody hates Chris’’? I often wondered why on earth a lot of people everybody, would hate such a kind, funny little BLACK boy as Chris Rock when He was a child.  What do you think?

Have you ever watched the television program called ``Everybody Loves Raymond’’? I often wondered why everybody would love an obnoxious Italian man like Raymond, when He is a lazy, inactive sports fan, who doesn’t even make LOVe to His wife on a regular basis. Hold Up. Hold Up. Stop before you hoot.

     I am not writing this to pit The Italian community against the Black community.  IF you have read my blog you saw an article about a Black man who was a friend of mine who was half Italian. His name was Shawn Peretta. He worked with me at TV Guide magazine, and was one of the kindest, nicest men I ever knew.  Unfortunately, He died suddenly of a heart attack on the basketball court.  Shawn was in great shape and was very young. He was about 36 years old and successfully graduated from Villanova Law School, while He worked with me at TV Guide magazine.  I was honored to know Shawn, and He spent His days with a smile and always made people laugh.  I have rarely seen a more handsome and beautiful man.  His father was Italian and His mother was Black, or African American.  Shawn had to be very smart because He made it through Law School, something I bombed out at when I took just one pre-Law class at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio.  I have always liked Black men who were intelligent, strong and have a nice smile. I will never forget Shawn.  His death tells me every day to be thankful for the precious time we have on this great planet earth. Keep exercising; eat less fat and more fruits and vegetables.  And by all means, don’t hate on people because of their race, their religion, or their sexual orientation, sex, or personal life.  Shawn was actually a great teacher! Did you ever know anyone who never raised His voice and never seemed to get angry, cross, or up -set. That was Shawn!

Welcome to Turtle Island

The United Snakes of America as Opposed to Turtle Island.

     A friend of mine calls our country the United Snakes of America. I immediately took issue with Her because what this statement does is unify the enemies in our country as a force to attempt to take away our the Black progress we have made.  When you speak such words into the universe, you end up empowering people who are against you.  This is NOT a wise thing to do.

     On the other hand, I call our country Turtle Island.  This is the term used for the United States of America that is used by Native People.  This unifies our country under its rightful owner – the Native American People, who were all but, at one point, almost exterminated from their own homeland, by invaders.   They were once forced to live on reservations and had to walk what was then called the Trail of Tears. This was their walking in a forced manner, across the country during brutal weather.  They lost hundreds of people that year.  But now, Native Americans have a bright future and own aver 30 Native American colleges, through the American Indian College Fund.  I am very proud of them because Native blood flows through the vanes of many African Americans.  They also own some casinos in this Turtle Island, and are making money to work towards getting their people fed, getting off of illegal drugs and alcohol, and finding a purpose to live for. Thank you for listening to me today.

Brother Tracy Charles Gibson…..

Harassment & Discrimination Ends Today.

Dear, Senator Vincent Hughes; City Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown; & Congressman Dwight Evans:

I am Mr. Tracy Charles Gibson. You may know that I am a Black activist in the Black community with local, state-wide, national and international interests and concerns.  I work on such issues as Black youth issues like better education & better opportunities for physical exercise and sports; advocating for access to the arts, entertainment & high cultural events such as dance, film & movie showings, song, concerts,  etc. This access is for the general poor residents of Philadelphia and Black poor people. I also work in Public Relations,  Advertising & philanthropy and plan to continue giving sums of money back to other private,  public, non-profit and charitable organizations who work on Black issues & concerns.  

Providing lectures and discussions on these subjects to the Black public & the general public.

I have faced a massive problem with running my company in the Black for the last 13 years since we were incorporated on December 18^th, 2006.  We have been harassed by the federal government and discriminated against by local, state and federal governments and agencies; we have also applied for certain statuses with the City government of Philadelphia such as benefits for our corporations being run and owned by a disabled person – namely our parent company, Brother Tracy Gibson & Assoc., Inc., and our sixteen subsidiaries.  It is my hope and prayer that you can do something about this problem as I fully expect and anticipate to provide some 400 jobs in the Philadelphia area in the next three months. If I am hindered by such atrocious behaviors by governments, I am hindered in my important and vital work.  This message will be sent to three law firms that are helping me with my work by representing my corporate interests legally.  I thank you for the assistance you can offer.  I can be reached at 1 { 215 } 823 – 9985 during the work week and during regular work hours. Please leave me a message if I am not in my home office.