The Global Black MLM/Networking Marketing Trap

The Global Black MLM Trap: How We're Targeted, Why We Fail, and How to Build Real Success By Wayne C. Robinson For decades, millions of ambitious Black men and women across America, Africa, and the Caribbean have been told that Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) is the key to financial freedom — the ticket to "be your own boss," "escape poverty," and "create generational wealth." But what if that dream has been weaponized against us? In The Global Black MLM Trap, former insider Wayne C. Robinson exposes how MLM corporations deliberately exploit the hopes, struggles, and community spirit of Black people worldwide — from church pews in Atlanta to WhatsApp groups in Lagos and family gatherings in Kingston. With powerful storytelling, firsthand accounts, and undeniable statistics, Robinson reveals how these companies use our faith, ambition, and loyalty as tools for profit — leaving nearly everyone in debt, ashamed, and disillusioned. This book doesn't just uncover how we were targeted — it shows why we believed, what we lost, and how to rebuild. Robinson explains how historical exclusion from traditional wealth systems made our communities vulnerable to the MLM illusion, and how the same cultural strengths that sustained us — hustle, resilience, and solidarity — have been twisted for corporate gain. But The Global Black MLM Trap doesn't end in despair. It's a blueprint for breaking free, reclaiming self-determination, and building real economic independence that uplifts families and communities — not corporate pyramids. If you've ever joined an MLM, been approached by one, or simply want to understand how economic manipulation preys on Black ambition around the world, this is the book you can't afford to ignore. It's time to stop chasing false freedom — and start building the real thing.