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ANNOUNCING THE JUANITA MURRAY SMITH FOUNDATION

ANNOUNCING THE JUANITA MURRAY SMITH FOUNDATION

December 2nd would have been my mother’s 89th birthday. As many of you know, she recently left this world for a better place. Dealing with her loss has been hard, but thinking about our times together and what she taught me gives me strength. Today, in her honor, I am...

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Be the 5%: You Have the Power to Change Your Community

Be the 5%: You Have the Power to Change Your Community

The most important thing is mindset. You want to keep people who are poor in their mindset out of your circle of change and success. You see, there's a difference from being broke and being poor. Being broke is an economic state that you can find yourself in, but you...

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A Statement Regarding the Attacks on Israeli Citizens

A Statement Regarding the Attacks on Israeli Citizens

Operation HOPE is heartbroken for the people of Israel and Israelis around the world. The attack this weekend and the ongoing bloodshed are a devastating tragedy. We strongly condemn violence and stand with the people of Israel as they fight against terrorism. While...

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Remembering Sen. Diane Feinstein, a Champion of the People

Remembering Sen. Diane Feinstein, a Champion of the People

I was deeply saddened to learn of the recent passing of Diane Feinstein, longtime Senator from California. She was a lioness in the Senate, a trailblazer for women, and a tireless advocate for economic inclusion and equity. Senator Dianne Feinstein was a friend to the...

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Even Racists Can Win When We Invest in Financial Literacy

Even Racists Can Win When We Invest in Financial Literacy

Dr. King, Ambassador Young, and several other civil rights leaders based their case for equal rights on the grounds of ethics and morality — and rightfully so. But Dr. King, Ambassador Young, and their cohorts didn't stop there. They made an economic case for civil...

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