A couple of years ago, I attended the memorial services of Mrs. Jean McGill of Tulsa. I did not know or know of Mrs. McGill, but attended the services with a mentor of mine who were good friends with Mrs. McGill. As you could imagine, I was somewhat uneasy attending the services of a total stranger. However, while obviously very …
Some of you may know that Mia and I temporarily relocated to Los Angeles to work on her charitable giving project with celebrities. I was also using the time to prepare to launch my speaking and TV commentating career. I was working on my new website, meeting with brand managers and speakers bureaus, and honing my content. Things were going good, …
Founded in 1915 by Dr. Carter G. Woodson (Omega Psi Phi Man), the Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History (originally called the Study of Negro Life and History) was a ground breaking Black Think Tank of the world’s most prominent Black scholars. The Association worked tirelessly to refute racist and incorrect ideas about African-American culture, life, and […]
