CELEBRATION OF

CRISPUS ATTUCKS DR. MARTIN KING'S BIRTHDAY

& INAUGURAL MEETING
TEA PARTY Tuesday, January 18th, 2011
TAKE THE LAST STEPS To FREEDOM, SELF RESPECT & LIBERTY WITH Us
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OUR MISSION. To Build a strong base of Conservative Black entrepreneurs, elected officials and
Constituents that provide Black Conservatives a viable way to express and implement their Conservative
values politically. Create, promote and maintain positive identities within the minds of the descendants of
America's Black slaves. Fully illuminate the paths and tools required to control their lives and the destiny
of their children and fully assimilate into American society.

VALUES .... GOD, FAMILY, COUNTRY , BUSINESS

• Personal Responsibility Maximized Value Of U.S. Citizenship
• Strong Families + Business + Job Fully Assimilated & English Speaking
Creation Society
• Globally Competitive Education & Balanced Budget & Fiscal Responsibility
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• Constitutional Constrained Government

OUR VISION
• Political Power Shifted To Constituents • Jobs Created Within Neighborhood
• Trained Election Judges + Fair Elections • Out Of Wedlock Birth Rate < 50%
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OUR OBJECTIVES
• Full Assimilation of Blacks into American Develop & Support Black Businesses
Society i Stimulate Capital Flow in Targeted
• Increase Literacy Standards & Neighborhoods
Competence Attract Manufacturing Plants
• Freedom & Liberty For Those Willing to < Circulate Money at least Three (3)
Work for & Fight for It Times in Neighborhood
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On Slavery's Remaining Legacy « Prove that Competence, Conservatism,
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• Teach the Complete History of America

WHAT NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTS CAN EXPECT

• Identification of & Preparation of Tomorrow's - Multiplication of their Personal Efforts
Leaders
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WHAT ARE WE NOT!!!!

....WE ARE NOT A POLITICAL PARTY OR PART OF ONE. AS A TEA PARTY GROUP, THERE IS
NO INTEREST IN THIRD PARTY ACTIVITIES.

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WHO WAS CHRISPUS ATTUCKS .. "THE FIRST TO FALL ... 1770"
BORN .. a slave in 1723 (approx.)
FATHER .. Prince Yonger, an African
MOTHER .. Nancy Attucks, An Indian
and descendant of John Attucks, a
member of the Natick Indian tribe
JOHN ATTUCKS .. Executed for
treason in 1676 during the King Philip
War.
"ATTUCKS" .. The word "attuck" in the
Natick language means deer.
FARM PROPERTY .. of William Brown
of Framingham, Massachusetts
EXPERT LIVE STOCK TRADER .. Did
business with white men on his own &
kept the money he made.
SEEKING HIS FREEDOM .. Tried to
buy his freedom from his owner, William
Brown. Brown refused to purchase his
freedom because of Crispus' value to
him.
ESCAPE .. The only option
NEVER CAUGHT .. Attucks was never
caught and nothing is known of the
twenty years before he resurfaced
again.
ESCAPED TO NANTUCKET
20 YRS AS A HARPOONIST ..
Historians surmise that he escaped to
Nantucket, Massachusetts and sailed as
a harpoonist on a whaling ship.

TENSIONS W/ ENGLAND MOUNT .. During those twenty years, the American colonies were in
conflict with England.

KING GEORGE III SENDS 2 REGIMENTS IN 1769 .. The colonies resented the fact that they
had to buy almost everything from England and were unhappy about the lack of free trade. The
most outspoken colony was Massachusetts. British king, George III, sent two regiments into the
Boston Harbor in the fall of 1769.

OCCUPATION INCREASES TENSIONS .. The British occupation resulted in many conflicts with
the citizens of Boston. According to historian John Fiske, "the soldiers did many things that
greatly annoyed the people. They led brawling, riotous lives, and made the quite street hideous
by night with their drunken shouts...On Sundays the soldiers would race horses on the Common,
or would play 'Yankee Doodle' just outside the church-doors during the services."

HIS DINNER WAS INTERRUPTED.. Crispus Attucks was living in Boston during this time. On
March 5, 1770 Crispus was eating dinner when he became aware of a fight between Boston men
and British soldiers. He went to Dock Square to investigate. He picked up a stick and shouted to
the crowd gathered there to follow him to King Street. When they arrived at King Street, Attucks
went to the front of the crowd and struck at one of the British Soldiers.

THE FIRST TO FALL .. The soldier fired and hit Attucks with two musket balls. Four other men
were killed, and six others were wounded. The next day, Attucks' body was taken to Faneuil Hall,
and two days later, all the businesses were closed for his and the other victims' funeral. The
funeral was attended by the largest crowd known to have assembled in North America. Attucks
was buried in the Old Granary Burial Ground. This traumatic event became known as the
"Boston Massacre" and was the first rallying cry to motivate the colonists to declare their
independence in the American Revolution.