On this Day of Equality, let us feel the planet pause in its balance. Let us align ourselves with that energy. Let us recommit to the great work of creating a world based on equality of all people, of building a future not for a privileged few, but for all people, "EQUALITY".
PEOPLEIZE, People Helping People to Create A World Based on Equality for All People on Earth. We believe in a world in which all people are equal and that is founded on equality of all people. Where people help one another to build a society in which everyone is equal. A Decolonized World where self-determined communities reject hierarchy, dogma, and exploitation to grow in collective equity. A world where all people live in self-sustaining, independent communities that grow equally from within, Decolonized and free of religious biases.
Let us step into this new SunRun not with frantic energy, but with the calm, powerful certainty that comes from a place of deep alignment. Let the 12 hours of night and 12 hours of day be our compass to create equality.
Most importantly, Dream Africa Boxing Academy is for everyone. We are a gathering place for all members of our vibrant community. Whether you’re looking to compete, get in shape, learn a new skill, or simply find a positive outlet, you have a place here. Our doors are open to every age and every ability. We are students, parents, professionals, and dreamers, all united by a shared goal: to be a better version of ourselves, together.
Our shared Earth, our global society, must be built on a foundation of equality we can all see, touch, and agree upon: the inherent worth and equal rights of every person. The religious fairy tale has given us many stories. It is now time to write our own story based not on magical thinking, but on the true potential of people cooperation and equality of all people.
This isn’t mass-produced syrup; it’s a hyper local product. The bees forage on flora specific to the area, giving the honey an enjoyable flavor profile you simply cannot find on a supermarket shelf. It’s a true taste of Gugulethu’s delicious flavor.
William Trent's Journal: The militia captain recorded on June 24, 1763: "[We] gave them two Blankets and a Handkerchief out of the Small Pox Hospital. I hope it will have the desired effect."
The image from Gugulethu is a potent symbol. It reminds us that immense power doesn’t always roar. Sometimes, it buzzes. It hums quietly in a garden, working in the background to hold our natural world together. Through the work of beekeepers like Vuyo Myoli, we are offered a window into this world a chance to understand and benefit from the incredible, self-sustaining power of the bee.
He is peopleizing sustainability. He is making it personal, tangible, and deeply communal. It starts with one person, one seed, one bee. It starts with a morning jog, followed by a moment in the garden, doing the quiet, powerful work of growing a better tomorrow for everyone.
Because calling what was left behind a 'functioning system' is like calling a landmine a stepping stone, it ignores the landmine inherent and devastating purpose to destroy. We Are Still Living and Enforcing the Colonizers Blueprint of Religion, Economic Systems, Education, and Government.