Black Wyandanch

Change is local. I know that for certain and when Thomas and I decided to branch out to create local publications throughout the East Coast and eventually nationally, I caught so much resistance and flack from my own people. "You're not from here". "You’re gonna fail". No, I'm not from Wyandanch but Thomas is and I feel like we have finally brought the lines home. 10 lines and counting. 

I am idealistic woman, a visionary from Queens, NY, raised in North Babylon, that seeks to build Black wealth through the creation of our own; our own publications, grocery stores, banks, restaurants, community centers and so on and so forth. I am Black. I am the owner and CEO of Agape Voice Publishing, LLC. I am the mother of two. I am a teacher and a preacher in North Carolina; a published author and a doctoral candidate but I'm not Wyandanch. I am a member of the NAACP, Black Lives Matter and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated but I'm not Wyandanch. I've been homeless, had my car reprocessed and my man left but I'm not Wyandanch. I don't like the direction of this government and I'm not happy with the results of the Black Church but Dearest is not Wyandanch. I have been shamed, disillusioned and disappointed but I'm not Wyandanch. I'm not Wyandanch because although you may find something you can relate to in me, I'm not local. I don't live there. I wasn't born there. So, I inquired and sought someone to lead the charge for Black Wyandanch and no one but God has blessed me with Fred “Link” Ayler. He is captivating, a powerhouse in the community, fashion designer, writer and most importantly, he is Wyandanch. Black Wyandanch wants to build wealth. We want to build consciousness and create jobs. We want to influence legislation and make a revolutionary impact. Change is local. I humbly request your support. We need businesses and leaders but most of all we need locals. Support Black Wyandanch and its new leader Fred "Link" Ayler . Agape🥀

Black Wyandanch is a commerce network that connects businesses, leaders and most important, locals through news publications, social media and word of mouth. We currently have 10 lines. 

Black Willingboro, Black Charlotte, Black Salisbury, Black Darlington, Black Florence, Black Detroit, Black Nashville, Black Greensboro, Black Little Rock and Black Wyandanch.