In this episode George is joined by Terence L. Shigg. BLAKPAC is returning to the past to fix the future. BLAKPAC is calling on all political campaign to commit to spending 10% of their budgets with Black owned businesses. This is the Art Fletcher Pledge, named after the father of Affirmative Action. George discusses the importance of voting and volunteering to work at the polling stations. George calls on professional athletes and entertainers to help get out the vote.  ..read more

BLAKPAC Chair George T. Farrell is joined by Terence L. Shigg to  discuss the recent election results. BLAKPAC was successful in getting several candidates elected. George calls on the Republican party to commit to real diversity. The difference between a loss in Georgia and a win in Florida was the minority vote. This sharp contrast in results and data shows that the Republican party needs the minority vote in order to win and therefore proves they need US more than we need them. George also calls on both of the parties to spend money with Black, Latin and Asian businesses. George will a ..read more

George has committed to stop using the word "minority" his new word is Melaninated Americans. Blacks, Latins and Asians are not minorities because together we make a majority. George also discusses how we must refinance the American dream and not just Wall Street. Fear in America should not be an agenda item for the Republicans or the Democrats.  ..read more

BLAKPAC Chair George T. Farrell is joined by Terence L. Shigg to  discuss the recent violation of the Halls of Congress.  Blakpac condemns the actions of those who desecrated the Halls of Congress with violence. BLAKPAC stands firm on its principles of Pro Life, Pro Business and Pro School Choice. Blakpac knows how to talk about these issues to all people and promotes diversity and inclusion.  George talks about how the GOP, specifically, Ronna Romney McDaniel FAILED. They  failed to get out and talk to the people about the accomplishments of the Trump administration.   ..read more

BLAKPAC Chair George T. Farrell is joined by Terence L. Shigg to  discuss the recent violation of the Halls of Congress.  Blakpac condemns the actions of those who desecrated the Halls of Congress with violence. BLAKPAC stands firm on its principles of Pro Life, Pro Business and Pro School Choice. Blakpac knows how to talk about these issues to all people and promotes diversity and inclusion.  George talks about how the GOP, specifically, Ronna Romney McDaniel FAILED. They  failed to get out and talk to the people about the accomplishments of the Trump administration.   ..read more

BLAKPAC Chair George T. Farrell is joined by Terence L. Shigg to  discuss the recent election results. BLAKPAC was successful in getting several candidates elected. George calls on the Republican party to commit to real diversity. The difference between a loss in Georgia and a win in Florida was the minority vote. This sharp contrast in results and data shows that the Republican party needs the minority vote in order to win and therefore proves they need US more than we need them. George also calls on both of the parties to spend money with Black, Latin and Asian businesses. George will a ..read more

In this episode George is joined by Terence L. Shigg. BLAKPAC is returning to the past to fix the future. BLAKPAC is calling on all political campaign to commit to spending 10% of their budgets with Black owned businesses. This is the Art Fletcher Pledge, named after the father of Affirmative Action. George discusses the importance of voting and volunteering to work at the polling stations. George calls on professional athletes and entertainers to help get out the vote.  ..read more

George has committed to stop using the word "minority" his new word is Melaninated Americans. Blacks, Latins and Asians are not minorities because together we make a majority. George also discusses how we must refinance the American dream and not just Wall Street. Fear in America should not be an agenda item for the Republicans or the Democrats.  ..read more

BLAKPAC Chair George T. Farrel discusses the incident in Colorado where the police handcuffed an African American family and had them lay on the ground because they incorrectly believed the car they were in was stolen. George as a former police officer gives some insight on what this incident indicated about policing and what needs to change.  George also discusses access to capital, what African Americans have to go through to start a business in America and makes a plea to the political campaigns to spend some money with Black businesses, in Black communities and to refinance individual ..read more