How to Get Away with White Collar Crime

Cleveland Lee was promised payment in the form of "money" for his entrepreneurial skills and services to Harambee Center, Inc. A Black Afrikan American owned non-profit corporation by Harambee Community School Board of Directors. He finds himself in the school board's cross hairs after completing a $5.2 million expansion campaign, endowment, Afrikan Centered Curriculum and the hiring on the Honorable Russell Stamper, Sr. as school "Headmaster." With a vengeful school board and their attorneys hot about Lee's support for "Harambee Parents United for Change," Lee is forced by the courts to relinquish his authority, give up $1.2 million in contracted services and defend himself against an anti-black power Wisconsin Criminal Justice System. Convicted of embezzlement, forgery, and tax evasion of $626,000 dollars of his own money and imprisoned by government officials who promote injustice and inequality. Tricksters operating under "equal justice for all under the rule of law."