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Keep Swinging at Hurricane Harvey

The Houston area is flooded on a scale that boggled the mind. Fortunately, people near and far are mobilizing to assist in rescue and recovery.

I gave a $ Super Power donation today to Terence Winkler, a friend’s brother, who lost everything, along with the eight children and four adults with him.

Here’s the link: https://www.paypal.me/twinkler1

He is a generous man richly deserving of generosity in return. I strongly support giving to the givers because their needs are so often overlooked.

Let’s keeping swinging at the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey!

Nadra Enzi aka Cap Black is founder of the volunteer Cap Black Street Patrol.

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Anti Racist Group Forming.

I had a great conversation today with a friend who’s forming a group in New Orleans to ensure protests and marches aren’t co-opted by political thugs from any side of the ideological spectrum.

When he’s ready to go public I’ll gladly share all relevant details. A cursory glance at the headlines confirms the crying need to reclaim public spaces and gatherings from political thugs from any side of the ideological spectrum.

We agree you can’t play favorites with those who assault and intimidate others.

Nadra Enzi aka Cap Black is founder of the volunteer Cap Black Street Patrol.

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Creating Safety Together

 

This mosaic speaks volumes about what it means when I say, ” Let’s create safety together. ”

Safety is for all, not some, to enjoy.  It shouldn’t be limited via government or corporate rationing.

Nadra Enzi aka Cap Black is founder of the volunteer Cap Black Street Patrol.

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#Super Comes in All Colors.

The above image ( my words and Justin Tyme’s digital magic ) is our response to the Charlottesville, VA., race riot.

As advocates inspired by heroic fiction, we shared a picture that seeks to bridge a widening divide in our body politic.

Some have been amused by it and others welcome it as affirmation of their own battered commitment to unity.

I define ” super ” as realizing ones unique potential and helping others. It transcends indentitarianism’s narrow focus on one group. We want the exceptional recognized in all colors and social categories.

When a couple of guys who call themselves ” Cap Black ” and the ” Redneck Superman ” tell America not to overlook who can be exceptional, people do a double take.

Nadra Enzi aka Cap Black is founder of the volunteer Cap Black Street Patrol.

504 214 3082.

Never Know What a Day Will Bring

 

Inside the flooded New Orleans Healing Center Saturday afternoon, after sudden citywide drainage failure.

I did damage assessment; photo documentation and talked to business owners and staff. Earlier, as water rushed in, Healing Center founders Sallie Glassman and her husband, developer Press Kabakoff, rallied workers and patrons to assist them with moving heavy rugs in the lobby and placing makeshift barriers beneath front doors to stop the surge.

You never know what a day will bring.

Nadra Enzi aka Cap Black is a safety advocate. #CapBlackRLSH

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Two Cats & a Community.

#CapBlackRLSH pose with the Landlord

My ” sidewalk office ” near the automatic doors of the New Orleans Healing Center is an active one. While watching out for area neerdowells and opportunities to assist patrons, I’ve made the acquaintance of a pair of tuxedo cats, affectionately nick named the Landlord and Junior.

Junior was so dubbed by Sam, a great human and benefactor to neighborhood cats and dogs.

The cats graciously allow me to perform security and greeter roles in what is essentially their domain. In return, I ( along with their other humans ) feed them from the Centers food co-op, which sells organic cat and dog food.

I gave the larger feline the Landlord nickname because of her loud demand to be fed, up to and including following me to the Co-op’s doors, should breakfast not be served fast enough.

The Landlord and Junior enjoy daily affection and tasty tribute, as befits their high calling as community cats.

Patrons look forward to seeing them luxuriously sprawled on the sidewalk and honestly, the pair make my day as safety creator for the building.

I thought I’d share a few words about the Landlord and Junior, two cats who have a warm place in many hearts within the New Orleans Healing Center community.

Nadra Enzi aka Cap Black is a safety advocate. #CapBlackRLSH #CapBlackStreetPatrol

504 214 3082.