UNITY
Ella Baker, a pioneering civil rights activist and advocate for Participatory Democracy, could not have envisioned today’s advanced technology. However, her forward-thinking vision is now within reach, and the time has come to make it a reality.
At this pivotal moment in our history, our communities, enriched by an empowered population of Newbeings (Decolonized Black Americans), stand ready to make a momentous impact on every challenge before us. Bound by a collective will and awakened sense of responsibility, we are prepared to honor the power of our vote and drive transformative change.
“Strong people don’t need strong leaders.” -Ella Baker
THE OFFICIAL BLACK AMERICAN POLLING PLATFORM
The Black American Soulution Cipher
Through advanced ethical observation, we at Newbeings 1619 have decoded our organic genius: The Black American Solution Cipher. This is our dynamic, fluid methodology—blending S.W.O.T. Analysis, Nominal Group Technique, Delphi Method, and Black American Je ne sais quoi. Not in rigid sequence but in intuitive adaptation, omitting or merging tools as the situation demands, yet always infused with our indispensable Black American je ne sais quoi. This ensures the right solution is perpetually forged. Current forecasts indicate the nation’s direction demands we evolve from unconscious practice to conscious mastery. To build what’s next, join our social media platform today and elevate this cipher for our future.
SWOT Analysis
-Purpose: Identify internal Strengths and Weaknesses, and external Opportunities and Threats.
-Method: Divide a sheet into four quadrants, each representing one aspect (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats). Groups work together to list items in each category. This helps in strategic planning and decision making.
The Nominal Group Technique (NGT) is a structured method for group brainstorming that encourages contributions from everyone and helps prioritize issues through a ranking process. It is particularly effective in identifying and prioritizing problems, generating ideas, or making decisions in a collaborative group setting.
The Delphi Method is designed to achieve a convergence of opinion or decision by gathering insights from a group of experts over several rounds of questioning and controlled feedback. It is particularly useful for situations where a high degree of uncertainty or lack of empirical data makes conventional decision-making difficult.
Black American Je ne sais quoi
Pronunciation: /blæk əˈmɛr.ɪ.kən ʒə nə seɪ ˈkwɑː/ (blak uh-MAIR-ih-kun zhuh nuh say KWAH) Part of Speech: Noun phrase
A unique, intangible quality or charisma distinctive to Black American culture and individuals, a blend of style, creativity, resilience, wit, and expressive energy that defies easy explanation. This “certain something” is felt in music, language, fashion, movement, humor, and social presence, making Black American identity and cultural impact instantly recognizable and deeply influential.