184 pages
6 × 9
Softcover
ISBN 979-8999385-239
Copyright 2026
By Bill Doescher
Former Jackie Robinson Foundation board member and Dun & Bradstreet corporate executive, Bill Doescher, has collected nineteen voices (Black, white, known, lesser-known), who, understand the sensitive dynamics around diversity and have been involved with well-defined missions to fight for social justice during the last sixty years. From Andia Winslow, a top voice-over narrator in Hollywood, to Marc Morial, president and CEO of the National Urban League, to Earl “Butch” Graves, CEO of Black Enterprise, to Jane Veron, former mayor of Scarsdale, New York, and Westina Matthews, the first Black woman to be named as secretary and trustee of the Merrill Lynch Foundation, they reflect on progress made, as well as on the very real work that still needs to be done, so that all Americans can lead lives of equal opportunity and consequence.
184 pages
6 × 9
Softcover
ISBN 979-8999385-239
Copyright 2026
By Bill Doescher
Former Jackie Robinson Foundation board member and Dun & Bradstreet corporate executive, Bill Doescher, has collected nineteen voices (Black, white, known, lesser-known), who, understand the sensitive dynamics around diversity and have been involved with well-defined missions to fight for social justice during the last sixty years. From Andia Winslow, a top voice-over narrator in Hollywood, to Marc Morial, president and CEO of the National Urban League, to Earl “Butch” Graves, CEO of Black Enterprise, to Jane Veron, former mayor of Scarsdale, New York, and Westina Matthews, the first Black woman to be named as secretary and trustee of the Merrill Lynch Foundation, they reflect on progress made, as well as on the very real work that still needs to be done, so that all Americans can lead lives of equal opportunity and consequence.
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