Greetings to all of my readers!!
I am a young foundational Black American woman from Arizona, representing state number forty eight, the Old West, Four Corners and the whole Pacific coast. I am a Freedmen's advocate in support of multi national reparations campaigns, not only the United States. Natural haircare promoter. Reparationist. Survivor of child neglect and youth homelessness. Architectural and hospitality professional leading the charge for Freedmen's heritage preservation, the bold crusade for elimination of all crime, all forms of white supremacy, child abuse, sexual abuse, and gun violence from our neighborhoods, and ending fascilitation and settlement of all illegal aliens and Communists; along with other forms of foreign migration into historically red lined Freedmen's enclaves (wards). Committed researcher of the Black American Wall Street legacy and the pioneers of Freedmen who designed and built centers of independent commerce, literacy, skills development, trade and black American cultural activities. The distinguished and courageous Black American (and biracial) men and women who have inspired me to join the fight for excavations, protection of surviving witnesses and their testimonies, complete transparency about the Greenwood Massacre and other thousands of American freed towns that were left impacted, destroyed and unmentioned. I am a hard working and dedicated woman who is truly determined to create a more structurally sound, safer and economically fair Republic for all true Americans. Those bodies of people being direct descendants of the American Revolution and proven supporters of Abolition, both old and new era Abolition. After having learned about the conflict in South Tulsa I became motivated to learn more about the Reconstruction era and what transpired the whole last century and a half pertaining to the autonomy and abuses of United States freed slaves, my fellow Freedmen. I have embarked on this long, painful, difficult, arduous journey in order to address the entrenched inequities, evils and policies that have long protected systems of poverty in this country and have caused death, destruction, depression and immeasurable devastation to countless millions of American families. I am divinely led and God is my witness, protector, savior and Heavenly Father. No weapons formed against me shall prosper. Before I take my last breath, I will remain restless until my life mission is complete.
Sincerely,
--Madame Williamson,
Architect of the New Freedmen's Society and State Forty Eight Representative

Greetings to all of my readers!!
I am a young foundational Black American woman from Arizona, representing state number forty eight, the Old West, Four Corners and the whole Pacific coast. I am a Freedmen's advocate in support of multi national reparations campaigns, not only the United States. Natural haircare promoter. Reparationist. Survivor of child neglect and youth homelessness. Architectural and hospitality professional leading the charge for Freedmen's heritage preservation, the bold crusade for elimination of all crime, all forms of white supremacy, child abuse, sexual abuse, and gun violence from our neighborhoods, and ending fascilitation and settlement of all illegal aliens and Communists; along with other forms of foreign migration into historically red lined Freedmen's enclaves (wards). Committed researcher of the Black American Wall Street legacy and the pioneers of Freedmen who designed and built centers of independent commerce, literacy, skills development, trade and black American cultural activities. The distinguished and courageous Black American (and biracial) men and women who have inspired me to join the fight for excavations, protection of surviving witnesses and their testimonies, complete transparency about the Greenwood Massacre and other thousands of American freed towns that were left impacted, destroyed and unmentioned. I am a hard working and dedicated woman who is truly determined to create a more structurally sound, safer and economically fair Republic for all true Americans. Those bodies of people being direct descendants of the American Revolution and proven supporters of Abolition, both old and new era Abolition. After having learned about the conflict in South Tulsa I became motivated to learn more about the Reconstruction era and what transpired the whole last century and a half pertaining to the autonomy and abuses of United States freed slaves, my fellow Freedmen. I have embarked on this long, painful, difficult, arduous journey in order to address the entrenched inequities, evils and policies that have long protected systems of poverty in this country and have caused death, destruction, depression and immeasurable devastation to countless millions of American families. I am divinely led and God is my witness, protector, savior and Heavenly Father. No weapons formed against me shall prosper. Before I take my last breath, I will remain restless until my life mission is complete.
Sincerely,
--Madame Williamson,
Architect of the New Freedmen's Society and State Forty Eight Representative