Stop Being Niggardly

This social manifesto is a call to action for black people to pull themselves up by their bootstraps and stop looking outside of the community for help and success because everything it needs is aready there within.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Karen Hunter refers to this book as a love letter to her people. It focuses not on the problems but on solutions. Featuring Nannie Helen Burroughs's 'The Twelve Things The Negro Must Do,' a book written more than a hundred years ago and is still relevant today, Hunter reaches back to the past, paying tribute to those who have paved the way.

Her goal is to see people empowered. And she urges black people (and al people) to stop being niggardly, first, to themselves.

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