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Why Black Ownership Is the New Liberation
- Aliza Divine Torres
- Jul 9
- 1 min read
What does freedom really mean?
For generations, freedom has been framed as a political goal. The right to vote. The right to speak. The right to exist without any form of chains. But today, a new kind of liberation is rising and it doesn’t fly on a flag or wait for permission. It’s the freedom to own. To build. To create. To pass down.
Because true power isn’t just about what you’re allowed to do. It’s about what you own, and what no one can take away.
In today’s economy, Black ownership is not just a milestone. It’s a movement. It’s how we heal historic harm, rewrite our futures, and plant seeds that outgrow us. From businesses to homes, intellectual property to investment portfolios, Black ownership is the modern fight for freedom. Here’s why it matters now more than ever—and why this month’s theme is more than timely. It’s urgent.
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