Event created by richardmurray
This event began 03/15/2026 and repeats every year forever
search engine tool
https://aalbc.com/huria-search/#gsc.tab=0
referral page
Your Obligation To AALBC - Culture, Race & Economy - African American Literature Book Club
for example, i searched cars and found the following website
African American Golfer's Digest
https://africanamericangolfersdigest.com/
and has alist of black golf clubs
https://africanamericangolfersdigest.com/african-american-golf-clubs/
COMMENTARIES
03162026
https://aalbc.com/tc/topic/12590-your-obligation-to-aalbc/#findComment-80732
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@Troy
9 hours ago, Troy said:
I literarily brought it back yesterday. It was down for several years, but as I'm revamping the site I'm bringing back features that I abandoned -- even if a few people will use and benefit from it. It took me all of 5 minutes to bring it back. AI made this possible.
When you say AI made this possible, what do you mean?
Didn't you have the code? why was AI needed? I imagine all you needed to do was load the frontal code into an aalbc page post and return the backcode onto the server, godaddy.
9 hours ago, Troy said:
AI is reminiscent of the early days of the web. This time around fewer people will take advantage of it and the benefit to individuals will not be very long.
well, we will see what happens. You offer the question. What advantages does modern computing power you plus others label artificial intelligence offer? Are any fiscal?
NYC just finally admitted a quarter of its populace is hungry, circa two million and five hundred thousand people are hungry. Don't tell me they all are lazy. The internet whom you say more took advantage of, at the end of the day has three primary industries: sex/retail shopping/influencers , not all people can offer sex or have anything to sell or wish to evangelize themselves enough to be sponsored.
November 18, 2024
The number of students who experienced homelessness in New York City last school year could fill Yankee Stadium nearly three times over. That’s according to a new report [ https://advocatesforchildren.org/policy-resource/student-homelessness-data-2024/ ] released Monday from Advocates for Children of New York, which found over 146,000 public school children – or 1 in every 8 – didn’t have a permanent place to call home during the 2022-2023 school year.
Of the over 146,000 students impacted last year, 41% spent time living in city shelters, 54% were doubled up with other families, and 5% were unsheltered or living in cars or hotels, according to the nonprofit’s annual report on New York State Education Department records. That’s a 23% increase from the 2022-2023 school year, spurred in large part by an uptick of students living in shelters.
https://ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/news/special-reports/in-the-dark-new-yorks-child-welfare-deaths
26%
03172026
https://aalbc.com/tc/topic/12590-your-obligation-to-aalbc/#findComment-80739
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@ProfD
20 hours ago, ProfD said:
Again, I'll restate some people need to stop procreating.
They're not too lazy to stop f8cking but cannot afford their offspring. Makes zero sense.
20 hours ago, ProfD said:
It is selfish for people to bring children into the world & not be able to provide shelter, food & clothing for them.
Broke men & women should get themselves fixed. That way, they can f8ck from sun up to sun down & not have to worry about bringing someone else into poverty & homelessness.
Yeah, black people been mostly, over 95%, fiscally poor their entire history in the usa or the european colonies that preceded, based on the logic you just used, ninety five percent of black people in 1865 should had never had a child.
Time is relevant, fiscal poverty doesn't have a time limit in being true so...
you agree you shouldn't had been born, because if you are a black descended of enslaved, then your forebears fit the exact category of people whom you say should get themselves fixed.
@admin
17 hours ago, admin said:
146,000, i’m surprised it’s not more. I would be willing to bet that it is. New York is Hard and unforgiving if you don’t have any money.
I don’t know why people have children they can’t afford. it’s probably the programmed primal instinct to procreate.
i am 100% sure the real numbers are worse. ahhh NYC isn't hard and unforgiving, why do people in usa keep trying to soften the ineptitude of the country. NYC isn't hard and unforgiving, it simply is mismanaged in government while infested with charlatan cheater fiscal operators for hundreds of years, longer than the usa was in existence.
17 hours ago, admin said:
Well, Richard is not that simple. If it was, I would’ve done it already.The calculus completely changed in an AI world. I’m now doing things that I would not have considered doing because it required effort, time, intellect and money that I did not have.
please help me to comprehend.
If the code is already present and placing the code in your server was easily doable, then you must have needed to add something to the code and placing it in the server is most convenient with modern computing power.
If the code was not already present or the code being placed in wasn't easily doable, then modern computing power allowed you to generate the code needed or place it in the server satisfactory to whatever conventions.
03172026
https://aalbc.com/tc/topic/12590-your-obligation-to-aalbc/#findComment-80742
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@ProfD
9 minutes ago, ProfD said:
Would like be any worse if they chose not to procreate?
did you mean to ask the following:
Would life be any worse if they chose not to procreate?
9 minutes ago, ProfD said:
Fiscal poverty has always existed. Many people have found a way out of it too.
I apologize, I realized late, I meant to type, time is irrelevant. But, the question isn't the existence of the fiscal poor, the question is, based on your publicly stated position, that fiscal poor should not procreate. so if true, then no one fiscal poor throughout human history should procreate, which means you are definitely not born?
9 minutes ago, ProfD said:
If my forebearers had chosen not to procreate that would have been perfectly fine with me.
ahh I like my personal life. Always been loved, always been supported. and all by my own kin. I don't mind coming from the enslaved/fiscal poor/bereft of hope... I rather honor a set /a selection of my forebears. ... just to explain, like all DOSers i have some white european forebears, so I can't look to honor all my forebears.
03172026
https://aalbc.com/tc/topic/12590-your-obligation-to-aalbc/#findComment-80747
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@ProfD
10 minutes ago, ProfD said:
Would life be any worse if they chose not to procreate?
My parents always said that having children is a joy unlike any other... they both helped many children, not their own by blood... I can't answer your question. I think for some no, for some yes.
03182026
https://aalbc.com/tc/topic/12590-your-obligation-to-aalbc/#findComment-80758
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@ProfD
16 hours ago, ProfD said:
I would hope that all parents feel similarly & they would do whatever it took to keep their offspring from being hungry &/or homeless.
all parents don't cause all parents are human, humanity means various positions not just one , and my parents never said they would do whatever it took, they spoke the truth, they tried their best. My parents never suggested parental success is some mandatory, the key is to try, but failure is an option, a failing parent doesn't mean a malintentioned one. again, my enslaved forebears who were born and died enslaved to some white person weren't malintentioned because they had children. Their descendents first not legally enslaved while in jim crow were not malintentioned by having children absent any financial opportunity.
The one thing I don't know is where do black folk like you get the "don't warrant having children" philosophy from? I have read many things of black people in the 1800s, I don't recall any thing like that. The only people saying black people shouldn't have kids in the usa in the 1800s is whites who didn't want black people to have kids cause they dislike /hate/some negative black people.
Who was the earliest black leader to push the narrative you and quite a few other blacks I have heard offline or online say?
03192026
https://aalbc.com/tc/topic/12590-your-obligation-to-aalbc/#findComment-80771
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@ProfD
3 hours ago, ProfD said:
Irresponsible is the more appropriate word for people bringing children into the world & unable to provide for & protect them.
well fiscally poor people are not irresponsible for bringing children in this world, the simple truth is some fiscally poor people never have the ability to raise their children, no matter how hard they try.
3 hours ago, ProfD said:
There is no "don't warrant having children" philosophy or movement.
Maybe there isn't but I have doubts, too many black people I have heard offline speak of fiscally poor people, especially black people ... being irresponsible having children... One day when I get time I will research and find the source in the usa , cause most of the black people I can think of in the past who said the point in question, were black church folk or old black money in the usa, black people who were rich from the 1800s , and the rest is trickling from either source.
03192026
https://aalbc.com/tc/topic/12590-your-obligation-to-aalbc/#findComment-80775
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@ProfD
contraception comes in many forms and the only free contraception i know of is abstinence, which has always existed, but again, if humanity abided by your stated action then humanity wouldn't exist today. A species murdering themselves is the most unnatural thing for any species to do. To rephrase, all children of earth procreate, trees make babies in trashheaps, fish make babies in dirty streams, birds make babies under toxic air. humans like all other children of earth make babies under all sorts of circumstances and are not irresponsible for failing as a parent. PArt of maturity of any living being is comprehending this anceint truth and to think opposite is foolish.
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