In 1961, in John F. Kennedy's inaugural speech he said...
“Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.”
His goal was to inspire us to see the importance of civil action and public service
“Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.”
His goal was to inspire us to see the importance of civil action and public service
The other night former President Obama said it a different way...
His speech was put into a more modern context, but in both statements, one common thread exists, we all need to get involved with Civil Rights.
I have spent my life helping others learn and grow in the area of racial diversity. It has been my mission in life. I want to help you contribute where, and how you can. I can offer you assistance with a plan. A plan to bring equality to the fiber of your organization.
A plan to ensure everyone you work with or interact with though your company, church, school, or social group, feels appreciated and valued for their participation and input.
The goal of my work today is to teach Racial Diversity and Social Justice.
Attaining Social Justice starts with the simple act of creating an environment where true equality is the prevalent driving force to every organization in our great nation.
Attaining Social Justice requires each of us to do our part in ensuring that our intentions and actions are consistent with our belief in the rights of every person to enjoy an equal opportunity.
I can assist you in creating a plan to do just that for your organization.
Simply complete and send me the form below so that we can discuss (at no charge to you) how you can do your part!