For Civil Rights and A Month For It

A Message from the owner - "As we enter into Februrary on a day based on holocaust remembrance after another successful month of revenue generation as a company we want to acknowledge Black History Month and the true root of it's origin which is civil rights. So we'd like to expand what was created and what we celebrate from then and place it in this moment we are facing today in the US and the meaning of what was created then which is a concept of working for something that's really for all people, civil rights. Shining as a light upon the world is the efforts of non-violence, protestors and activist, and exposure in the form of the voice; the written; the media; and more. In moments of great Strife we look to those people as the source of the suffrage and also the reason for which we pursue a deeper morality to bring to the world. And from that is cast a shadow on all of us, a shadow of what needs to be done and won't be done for us. The world is filled with dirty work that needs to be done even MLK had someone doing it. To get there to that light that wish, for a more dynamically interactive and peacful life, action needs to be constantly pursued, fought for, and worked for. You can't just sit and wait for someone to do it you have to move your own legs, and if needed nudge and budge, and do what ever else needs to be done in darkness or wrongness of which consumes you to breakthrough to it; it is for this reason non-violent movements went to work, when that does nothing wars were then fought. This dark moment created by DHS in the US is not over, it's not done by any means, and likely won't be until a true massive reform and removal of the people in power is actually seen. We celebrate this coming month not just as a moment for the african-american culture but for what they brought to the US which is non-violent protests and fighting for civil rights and for our founding values and people who have fought to establish that right." - CEO, Founder, Owner of Nascent Venture LLC Robert F Magana IV