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Money & Generational Wealth Pan-AfricanGenerational Money
Building wealth that survives you, not just feeds you.
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Fatherhood Pan-AfricanThe Fatherhood Circle
Raising the men our fathers tried to be.
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Fatherhood African AmericanSingle Dads, Full Hands
Sole custody, primary parent, weekends-only — all of us.
Mentors
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Faith & SpiritualityOlusegun Akande
Faith without performance — Christian and questioning brothers
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Faith & SpiritualityPastor Andre Wheeler
Education careers & vocational discernment for men of faith
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Money & Generational WealthIbrahim Cissé
Money basics — index investing, real estate, family remittance math
Live panels
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Money & Generational WealthEnd-of-year money: tax, giving, and the family ask
Sun, Dec 6 · Donovan Hayes, Ibrahim Cissé, Femi Okonkwo
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Identity & DiasporaGoing home: the diaspora return question
Tue, Jun 16 · Marcus Joseph, Mamadou Diop, Tunde Adeyemi, Bongani Khumalo
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Money & Generational WealthMoney without shame: rebuilding your relationship with cash
Fri, Jun 5 · Jelani Williams, Ibrahim Cissé
Circle discussions
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Three years in. Profitable. Still not paying myself a salary.
In Own Shop · by brother_kwesi · Mar 21, 2026
Print shop is profitable. Revenue up 28% year-over-year. I am taking distributions but I do not pay myself a real salary because it always feels like the business needs the money more. Wife pointed out last weekend that I have been working for free for parts of three years. She is right. Brothers who have been here — how did you make the call to set a real salary, and what number did you start at?
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Stopped sending money home every month. Started sending it every quarter.
In Generational Money · by brother_marcus · Jan 20, 2026
Hardest financial decision I've made. My family in Accra depended on the monthly transfer. I was bleeding out trying to keep it up while saving for my own kids' future. Switched to a quarterly transfer with a clear conversation about what it would cover and what it wouldn't. The first three months were hard — both directions. By month six, everyone had adjusted, my savings rate went from 4% to 18%, and the calls home actually got warmer because they weren't about money every time.