A learning lesson to discover the real agenda by way of integrity, intention, and motive. - I'm not a politician, but I love helping others like myself. I'm not here to debate to my own-self about winning or losing, but what can I do to better the communities that make up Monroe. I shall also take this beginning factor getting into the political arena by gaining experience. Join me in watching my videos as I begin to evolve from pampers into the crawling stages. I will continue to run for 2022 and 2024, for the people of Monroe. I hope to be that positive instrument you've so long being praying and requesting about. If you can help me, help you grow and expand your community in a positive way, let me know, thank you for your time.

At a certain point in running for this city commissioner position I felt that I just wasn't good enough for the people. But a few days ago, the people; those in wealth, business, all the way down to poverty and homelessness started asking me questions about how can we fix certain problems within our community because certain things are affecting us. I tried to explain that I'm not ready, my personal life is doing back-flips down a flight of stairs, and I don't understand why it’s happening at this junction in time. Everyone said that they were struggling too, this just makes you more experienced and equipped no matter what the situation is, that you are being elevated to continue helping others like you always have. After I absorbed what was said to me, I then looked up at the sky and then looked back at them and smiled. I realized that within these voices, it was my voice in the mist of my own struggle along with them. These few topics from the people in the City of Monroe reminded me that they are the voices that matter, the voices that are screaming though a stuffed-up cone; people wanting to be heard and not just only tossed to the side to a later day that may never come. They need a real voice of experience, and not a silver tongue who’s been fed with a silver spoon; someone who can say that they have been there and will fight for the right reasons, and actually bringing our city up to where they can be confident and proud of, and not just for show. A city that really cares for their own people and not just to be displayed as an amusement park for tourists. I am reminded, thank you! I care because every day I struggle with you! Together, let's check out the topics and get some insight from those voices. This is not about running for a position, this is about taking the experience and bring contributing solutions to our great city.

Today's minorities are people who are struggling; having a hard time being part of the development within their communities, this includes those with disabilities. It's not about race, ethnic, religion, or creed issue, it's a misunderstood or silent voice that cries out in need that an individual can't get without the help and support of a collective board from the right group of commissioners. This is not a Republican/Democratic battle, it's a community deficiency placed in the middle of political debates that has no place in community awareness. The bottom line is what can elected board members "collectively" do for their community. Vote for Steven Lawrence Hill Sr. an experienced representative of those voices that can close the gap of these cracks, and remove the wedge from unifying the community.

Generations of children, teens, and young adults are leaving. Why is that? Is the population leaving to avoid hardship and possible homelessness from agencies that can't help?