Every urban city has a MLK BLVD. Most of all of the surrounding neighborhoods around MLK BLVD 's are neglected with poor school systems, lack of healthy food options, and poor social-economic environments. The demographics in these neighborhoods typically consist of African Americans, hispanics, and other immigrants and lower to middle-class Caucasian people.

Although blacks are the top trendsetters when it comes to consumerism African Americans remain at the bottom of the food-chain when it comes to adequate Education, Employment, and Entrepreneurship. Constant and consistent victims of police brutality and ridiculed for styles that are later imitated and praised when other cultures partake.  Blacks stand strong and remain resilient, but there is still a lack of community and unity.

MLK-BLVD wants to be a movement to help improve, circulate and distribute to our economy by:

Enabling more people to pursue entrepreneurship.

Giving back to the community by funding and creating better education, professional development, health services, and other innovative offerings for the betterment of our culture