by John Hope Bryant | May 26, 2007 | Global Dignity
Harlem is blessed these days — by amongst others my sister (in-law) Terri Kay-Aba Kennedy, innovative and owner of Ta Yoga House in Harlem, New York; the first Yoga studio in serving the residents of Harlem, and black owned too. Ta Yoga House has been...
by John Hope Bryant | May 26, 2007 | Bryant Traveling Man, Global Dignity
Bravo Drunia, bravo…. Recently Operation HOPE joined this lovely lady in support of her new documentary, which tells the inspiring story of blacks on Wall Street, A special kudos goes out to my friend Alfred Edmund, Jr., editor in chief of Black Enterprise...
by John Hope Bryant | May 26, 2007 | Uncategorized
The city (of Rochester, NY) has six universities, yet fewer than half of the 9th graders in Rochester’s public schools earn their diplomas. Rochester has a thriving high tech industry – and the number of patents it’s companies and residents have...
by John Hope Bryant | May 26, 2007 | Bryant Quotes & Bryantisms
"There is a big difference between poverty people, and poor people." Ambassador Franklin Sonn, former South African Ambassador to the U.S.
