Black Empowerment refers to the process of increasing the political, social, and economic power of Black individuals and communities. It aims to address historical injustices, systemic racism, and inequality by promoting self-determination, education, and access to resources. This movement encourages Black people to take control of their narratives and advocate for their rights. Key aspects of Black Empowerment include community organizing, entrepreneurship, and political representation. Organizations like the NAACP and movements such as Black Lives Matter work to uplift Black voices and create opportunities for advancement. By fostering unity and resilience, Black Empowerment seeks to create a more equitable society for all.