The Brotherhood Network
The Brotherhood Network is bought to you by the co-founders of The Righteous Minds Group. We understand the need for black men to have other black men to converse with. Wether you need advice, want to share something or want to stay connected to a Brotherhood we've got you covered.
WHAT IS THE BROTHERHOOD Network?
The Brotherhood is an intergenerational online chat platform for men of color. This forum was created due to the lack of male guidance in Black and Brown communities. We have men from all backgrounds/ professions sharing wisdom, knowledge, experience and networking opportunities amongst each other.
How do i join the brotherhood Network?
The Brotherhood Network is an 18yrs and over intergenerational invite only chat forum for members. Please see our membership tiers to join.
- Try volunteering to get to know more about the organization and see if you could benefit or contribute to the Brotherhood.
- Try volunteering to get to know more about the organization and see if you could benefit or contribute to the Brotherhood.
What are some typical questions asked in the Brotherhood?
Q: Hey Brothers, what is it like to attend an Ivy league school? Is the workload harder? Did you enjoy it as a person of color?
A: "Yes, I Brother .......... attended Harvard. I would say the expectations are very high and I most enjoyed meeting other people of color. Schools that don't have many students of color often have really strong "Black Student Unions" where you can gather and socialize with others. I truly enjoyed showcasing my academic abilities and defying stereotypes that are still prevalent today about Black men in higher learning.
Q: Is anyone in the chat versed in the NY Real Estate Market?
A: "Im not, but I am can connect you with an old friend of mines who been in real estate for over 40 years."
Q: What are some good black-owned bruch spots in Brooklyn?
A: "Depends on the type of food but you can try ALI's, Peaches, Bed-Stuy Fish Fry, Footprints etc."
A: "Yes, I Brother .......... attended Harvard. I would say the expectations are very high and I most enjoyed meeting other people of color. Schools that don't have many students of color often have really strong "Black Student Unions" where you can gather and socialize with others. I truly enjoyed showcasing my academic abilities and defying stereotypes that are still prevalent today about Black men in higher learning.
Q: Is anyone in the chat versed in the NY Real Estate Market?
A: "Im not, but I am can connect you with an old friend of mines who been in real estate for over 40 years."
Q: What are some good black-owned bruch spots in Brooklyn?
A: "Depends on the type of food but you can try ALI's, Peaches, Bed-Stuy Fish Fry, Footprints etc."
Can we expect the brotherhood to be open to the public?
The chat will always remain invite only, however you can expect meet ups open to the general public for men of color in late 2020.