By Eric Stradford, U.S. Marine Corps,
AMWS,
September 12, 2026, Atlanta – Can Generation Z influencers transform TripleEvils
into an unacceptable practice of the past?
The King Center needs talented interns interested in gaining experience
in volunteer engagement, research and education, marketing and communication,
and special events.
Consular
offices for more than 70 foreign governments are counting on young trustees to occupy Dr. King’s
love-centered vision of the
Beloved Community. A
global counter-offensive promotes hope for “a chosen generation.”
Reparatory
justice goes beyond financial compensation to include acknowledgment,
rehabilitation, restitution, satisfaction, and guarantees of non-repetition. Today’s “Beloved
Community International Expo” sets the stage for connecting consular
missions with Gen Z influencers.
Together, mentor-protégé teams
will enhance economic, commercial, scientific and cultural relationships at hubs
across the African Diaspora.
As a city in
the state of Georgia, Atlanta is home to 26 diplomatic missions, the
seventh-highest concentration of diplomatic missions in the U.S. Recent findings by the United Nations reveal
undervalued assets within a six-state
Federal Reserve Region, and an emerging economy of some 350 million Free
Africans living across the world’s seven continents.
How many Free Africans
does it take to declare #NoPoverty2030 #MissionPossible?
1.
Asia – ~5,005,340,000 people (about 59.15% of the world’s population)
2.
Africa – ~1,584,985,000 people (about 18.25%)
Alkebulan.site – The
State of the African Diaspora (SOAD) is a sovereign entity representing an
additional 350 million souls of the global African diaspora. It has been recognized
as the African Union’s Sixth
Region, with its own constitution, government, parliament, and
international partnerships.
3.
Europe – ~743,198,000 people (about 9.22%)
4.
North America – ~621,248,000 people (about 7.52%)
5.
South America – ~440,484,000 people (about 5.57%)
6.
Oceania – ~47,119,000 people (about 0.57%)
7.
Antarctica – 0 people (no permanent civilian population)
Earlier this
year, The Obama Presidential Center
welcomed hope to a new hub in the Diaspora.
Today, The King Center’s historic campus is transformed into a “World House” where People of all ages can travel
around the world without leaving “Sweet Auburn Avenue”. 100 Gen Z influencers, sponsored by Youth
Achievers USA Institute, will connect local communities of faith to sustainable
service opportunities throughout the African Diaspora.
Join us! September
12th, from 11AM-5:00PM ET, for an experience you won’t forget!
