{"type":"rich","version":"1.0","title":"Jason Ansley | Fractional COO | Leadership Coach wrote","author_name":"Jason Ansley | Fractional COO | Leadership Coach (npub1ur…xdx2w)","author_url":"https://yabu.me/npub1ur5ju4pd0xegu7wxal543ywn3aykxmjg2c9gucvtj5aaa43sm74qcxdx2w","provider_name":"njump","provider_url":"https://yabu.me","html":"1. Welcome! (Looks like you are newish on #grownostr\n\n2. Please allow me to ask a legit question in light of a couple of your posts thus far: \n\nA. In this post you say if you are human you need BTC note1y5ceq34gar2es6celw75k9g5nsyxech6jtcf8t6kx70amkkwxdnq72vgzs\nIf it’s about humans needing Bitcoin, why delineate based on color of skin?\n\n(I realize in another post you also indicate your ICA is Black and Brown people but you accept all colors…)\n\nIt just seems to me that the espoused beliefs might not be aligned with action? (I’m trying to process this so forgive any confusion my query has)\n\nB. Doesn’t delineating based upon color of skin fuel the root cause of disparaging one’s God given rights as a human?\n\n(Again thinking out loud here processing this…)\n\nI’ve got friends and business colleagues all across the globe and of all different shades of skin tone. One of my best friends is a Black South African, who Lord knows is way smarter than me as he speaks 9 languages, several of which are tribal with clicks and ungs (vocalizations)…he is truly an amazing human.\n\nAnd that’s how I  view him…a human, a fellow man.\n\n(I only identify him as Black above, to correlate my point).\n\nSo yea…I struggle to understand why we need to say out loud things like “support Black business” (or similar) when we could (and in my opinion should) just say “hey friend, let’s go support Ben’s business” (and who cares if Ben is darker color skin than me) I want to support Ben because he’s Ben the human…not Ben the Black human.\n\nMake sense? Can you help me understand/process this?\n\n(Hopefully my heart is coming through in this and not just my words!) Blessings!"}