This page contains answers to common questions about BBEC.

• Vision

• Mission

• Goal

• Objective

• Goal Achievenemt

• Who to contact

Vision

Our vision is that Black Americans will become more committed to their own development: economically, politically and socially, so that they can attain control over their destiny and move into ownership of the American Dream through business, be it small or corporate, and home ownership.

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Mission

The mission of the Barrier Breakers Empowerment Council (BBEC) is to be a resource for the Black community on educational, economical, political and social principles and to promote the traditional values of the Black community which are also the core values of America:

Core Values:

• Strong families
• Faith in God
• Personal responsibility
• Quality education and
• Equal opportunities for all

 

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Goal

The goal of BBEC is to return Black Americans to their conservative roots by enlightening them about those who fought for their freedom and civil rights and keeping them informed regarding those who are now fighting for the educational and economical advancement of Black Americans.

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Objective

The objectives of the BBEC include:

• conducting a nationwide, grassroots educational campaign in Black communities

• promote school choice opportunity scholarships to give Black parents educational options and access to quality education for their children

• provide training and resources for grassroots advocates and candidates for elected office

•  provide information regarding the needs of Black Americans to elected officials

 

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Methods of Achieving Our Goals:

Grassroots Outreach

BBEC is forming local chapters to build our network of Black advocates across the country. The growth and activities of these chapters will be supported by BBEC.  BBEC will sponsor grassroots campaign training programs, provide educational tool kits to grassroots advocates and direct forums in Black communities nationwide.

Legislative Action

We will advise leaders across the country.  We will contact leaders in the legislature from the level of the local city government, county representatives and state capitols to the levels at the U.S. Capitol

Media Contact

BBEC will make the case for traditional American principles in the local and mainstream media and local Black news sources.

 

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Who to Contact

 

Rev. D. R. Grear

Chairman, BBEC

P. O. Box 649

Rockdale, Texas 76567

(512) 269-8866

 

rev.grear@bbec.inhisfamily.org

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