Constance Carter

Constance Carter Built the largest Black-Owned Real Estate firm in California. As a Wealth Activist, my goal is to help close the wealth gap through Black Women
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I also help Black Women increase their net worth to millions through mentorship, training, & coaching.
💰RE Investor 📚Best Seller 🎙️TEDx Speaker

06/07/2026

“To be black in America and relatively conscious is to be in a state of rage at all times”

In 1921, Black Wall Street — the thriving Greenwood District of Tulsa, Oklahoma — was burned to the ground by a white mob. Hundreds of Black residents were killed. No one was ever charged. And for nearly 80 years, the survivors carried that story alone.

In 1997, a Tulsa educator named Eddie Faye Gates was appointed to find the remaining survivors and get their testimonies on record before they were gone forever. She tracked down 200 people. By the time she finished, 103 of them were already dead.

This video features 8 of those recorded testimonies — straight from the people who were there.

06/06/2026

I was watching a Jewish man on YouTube break down three reasons why the Jewish community has built so much wealth. Less than 1% of the population. Over 50% of the wealth in the United States. And he gave three reasons why.

Number one: they talk about money at the dinner table. Business. Careers. Investments. It is not a forbidden conversation. It is a required one. And they hold their children to standards around it.

Number two: the synagogue gives to the people. Not the other way around. While our community is pouring into the church, their institution is pouring back into them financially, making sure their community is resourced and taken care of.

Number three: they practice collective economics without apology. They do not do business outside of their community unless there is absolutely no one inside their community who can provide what they need.

No guilt. No explanation. No exceptions.

And we need to take notes.

We have to become just as intentional, just as unapologetic, and just as committed to keeping our dollars, our contracts, and our opportunities inside our own community.

They did not build that kind of wealth by accident. They built it by design.

It is time we start building by design too.

06/06/2026

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06/05/2026
06/05/2026

It only took 122 years & 4000 murders to pass the anti lynching act. And that was AFTER the Asian hate bill was passed after 8 deaths (6 Asians were killed). All murder is bad. But why does it have to take so long and so many have to die before action is taken?

They say racism is dead. Don’t believe what they tell you. Believe what they show you!

06/05/2026

Latasha Harlins walked into a Korean owned convenience store with $1.79 in her hand. Money. Ready to pay. For a bottle of orange juice.

The store owner grabbed her. Tussled with her. And shot her in the back of the head.

She was 15 years old.

The killer was convicted. And served not one single day in jail. Paid a $500 fine and walked free.

That is what a Black life was worth in 1991.

And now you want to tell me that Cyrus is different? That we should trust a system that has never once valued us to deliver justice for a Black child?

$500 fine. No prison time. No accountability.

That was then.

The question you need to sit with is this: what has actually changed?

Because if we are still burying our children and still waiting on a system that was never built for us to care, then the answer is nothing.

Nothing has changed.

And until we build enough power, enough political leverage, and enough collective economics to make them feel the cost of our pain, nothing will.

06/04/2026

People always ask me: “Why don’t Black people support Black businesses?”

That is the wrong question.

The real question is: where are the businesses?

Less than 3% of businesses in Black communities are Black owned. So the issue is not that we refuse to spend with each other. The issue is that there are not enough of us at the table to spend with.

We cannot circulate dollars in a community that does not have enough businesses to circulate them through.

This is not just a spending problem. This is a building problem. Yes, we have to invest in each other. But we also have to create the businesses, the storefronts, the services, and the wealth vehicles that give our dollars somewhere to go.

Stop blaming the consumer. Start building the economy.

Next week, we are hosting a FREE live training for Black women from ALL walks of life.The Black Women’s Legacy Blueprint...
06/04/2026

Next week, we are hosting a FREE live training for Black women from ALL walks of life.

The Black Women’s Legacy Blueprint

You built the career. Now it is time to build the legacy.

We are covering Wealth. Legacy. Ownership. Investing. Purpose. Impact. Community.

This is your blueprint, sis. And it will not cost you a dime.

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06/04/2026

The Class of 2026 at Barack Obama Male Leadership Academy at A. Maceo Smith in Dallas achieved a 100 percent college acceptance rate, with all 54 graduating seniors collectively earning $15.4 million in scholarships, marking the second-highest scholarship total in the school’s history.  Several members of the class are first-generation college students, and their destinations include elite universities like Princeton and Columbia, with majors ranging from theater and finance to mechanical engineering and nursing. · Principal Derek Thomas credited the school’s unique structure for the outcome, explaining that the academy follows these young men from sixth grade all the way through graduation, creating continuity and accountability that most schools can’t offer. “Our brothers are motivated. They understand that there’s a higher expectation beyond just high school itself,” he said.  The school refers to its students as brothers, a deliberate choice that reflects the brotherhood-based culture at the center of how the academy operates. · What makes this story stand out beyond the numbers is what it represents: a school full of young Black men, in Dallas, Texas, all walking across a stage with money secured and a future waiting for them. Every single one. No exceptions. The narrative that Black boys in urban school districts don’t achieve at high levels gets dismantled completely every time a school like this produces a class like this. This is what investment, structure, high expectations, and community look like in action.

Source: Dallas ISD

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