Board Members
Kariem Haqq, Founder
Kariem A. Haqq is the founder and president of the 13th Amendment Freedom Week Movement. The Movement is based upon the author’s monumental book, “The 13th Amendment Freedom Week Manual.”
Kariem A. Haqq is the author of three books on the philosophy of freedom philosophy. In addition to the "The 13th Amendment Freedom Week Manual" he has written “The Relationship Between Government, Economics, and Freedom.” and “The Free Market Manifesto!,” which presents a case for counterrevolutionary struggle against all unnatural maladjustments that lead to special privileges, injustices, and corruption.
Kariem lives in North St. Louis. He obtained a B.S. in Economics from Missouri University – St. Louis (1980) and a Dual Master’s Degree in Finance and International Business from Webster University (1989).
William Carroll
Born and raised in St. Louis MO
Postal Worker, Small Business Owner, Political Activist, Former Member of NCOBRA and the Beloved Streets of America
Will envisions the 13th Amendment Freedom Week Movement as a vehicle to bring about change in the Black community by nullifying the 'victimhood' mindset and teaching self-empowerment from objective truths and real knowledge."
Lloyd Sloan
Lloyd Sloan is a Co-founder of "No MO Sales Tax " a grassroots organization formed to abolish Missouri sales taxes (and all regressive taxation), He is a political activist, having been Ron Paul presidential campaign in 2012. He was Missouri"s CD2 coordinator.
A sputnik baby, he was born in 1957 in Melbourne, Florida. In 1978 he received an A.B. at Harvard College, where Alexander Solzhenitsyn spoke at the graduation ceremony.
He is divorced and has a daughter and two grandchildren. In 2013 he wrote a caucus training guide, which is used statewide. In 2000 he wrote a brochure to commemorate 150th anniversary of Dred Scott Opinions Published for Missouri Historical Society (and others) First opinion in 1850 was a Missouri case (Jury freed Dred Scott, reversed on appeal. He is an actor and teaches.
Lekan Sobomehin
Born and reared in St. Louis, MO, Lekon is Nigerian of the Yoruba-Tribe descent (first generation USA.) He is a mature, professional, ethical and seasoned Christian and Servant-Leader (Church Ministry; Corporate America, Edward Jones and Southwestern Bell.)
Lekon is a well-rounded and well-seasoned Information Systems and Technology business-professional (Contractor - Consultant / FullTime - Permanent; TEK Systems.) Lekon has worked for and volunteered with the: Urban League, Better Family Life, Job Corps, LaunchCode, Camp Penuel, Pioneer Pacific College. He has served on a variety of different boards and memberships (K-Life, BDPA, United Nations Association of St. Louis, ToastMasters.)
He is heavily involved in the City and County St. Louis Communities for decades as well as the Eugene Oregon community
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