The Idea Drives the Design: An Interview with Phil Freelon
“It’s about my culture, the African-American experience in the US.
“It’s about my culture, the African-American experience in the US.
“Where there is change there is opportunity. Since change is constant, there is always opportunity.”
“If people are not persuaded to invest in you, they will not invest in your company or your products.”
Learning by trial and error can be a thousand times more expensive than learning from others experiences.
Lizz Wright left the concrete jungle of Brooklyn for the green gardens of Concord, NC
Lawson never considered a life in restaurants, though it was his family’s business.
Miles Ahead focuses on 1979, a period during which Davis picked up his horn after more than three years away from it.
“I Heard You, But I Didn’t Listen To You.”
Hats off to Troop 4787 for creating, sharing and allowing fathers to share in these memories.
Jerome Levisy leads the Boys & Girls Club in opening doors to great futures for Durham and Orange County young minds.
“The idea of black achievement should not be a strange idea.”
“I realize that you don’t do anything by yourself. It’s a team effort.”