For Diversity Events

Suzan Johnson Cook had the privilege and honor of serving the first African American President of the United States.

James McBride is an author, musician and screenwriter. His landmark memoir, "The Color of Water.

Throughout his career, Sharpton challenged the American political establishment to include all people in the dialogue.

Arthur L. Andrews is an award-winning speaker, author, trainer and success coach.

Mark Anthony Neal is the James B. Duke Distinguished Professor of African & African American Studies.

Tai Beauchamp engages women around the world with her genuine approach to celebrating inner and outer beauty.

No one defies stereotypes, generalizations, or clichés more than Dr. Bertice Berry. Growing up poor in Wilmington, Delaware, the sixth of seven children.

As a biracial, bicultural, and bilingual citizen of the world, Dr. Samuel Betances has worked in all fifty states.

Boyd is a member of the National Black Women's Health Project.

As one of the world’s most renowned motivational speakers, Les Brown is a dynamic personality and highly-sought-after resource in business

Tuskegee Airman and flight instructor Rusty Burns was born Isham Albert Burns Jr. on July 24.

Jonathan L. Butler announced in a letter to the University of Missouri.

Debra Martin Chase is an influential and powerful force in the film industry.

At his mother's bidding, Bryan Clay - an unruly child from a broken home - focused his energies on track-and-field.

Dennard Clendenin has more than two decades of experience as a cross-cultural educator, facilitator.