about discrimination & Harassment

Dear, Senator Vincent Hughes; City Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown; & Congressman Dwight Evans:

I am Mr. Tracy Charles Gibson. You may know that I am a Black activist in the Black community with local, state-wide, national and international interests and concerns.  I work on such issues as Black youth issues like better education & better opportunities for physical exercise and sports; advocating for access to the arts, entertainment & high cultural events such as dance, film & movie showings, song, concerts,  etc. This access is for the general poor residents of Philadelphia and Black poor people. I also work in Public Relations,  Advertising & philanthropy and plan to continue giving sums of money back to other private,  public, non-profit and charitable organizations who work on Black issues & concerns.  

Providing lectures and discussions on these subjects to the Black public & the general public.

I have faced a massive problem with running my company in the Black for the last 13 years since we were incorporated on December 18^th, 2006.  We have been harassed by the federal government and discriminated against by local, state and federal governments and agencies; we have also applied for certain statuses with the City government of Philadelphia such as benefits for our corporations being run and owned by a disabled person – namely our parent company, Brother Tracy Gibson & Assoc., Inc., and our sixteen subsidiaries.  It is my hope and prayer that you can do something about this problem as I fully expect and anticipate to provide some 400 jobs in the Philadelphia area in the next three months. If I am hindered by such atrocious behaviors by governments, I am hindered in my important and vital work.  This message will be sent to three law firms that are helping me with my work by representing my corporate interests legally.  I thank you for the assistance you can offer.  I can be reached at 1 { 215 } 823 – 9985 during the work week and during regular work hours. Please leave me a message if I am not in my home office.