A movement is taking shape. Across neighborhoods, cities, and regions, Black men are beginning to come together in broader coalitions and alliances, coalescing and pulling together resources, wisdom, and social capital that have too often been fragmented or isolated. Despite the diversity of our backgrounds, beliefs, and lived experiences, a shared truth sits at the center of this moment. Black men are standing up and speaking up. Brother 2 Brother Like most Black people in t

Given by T. Rashad Byrdsong, President & CEO - Community Empowerment Association, Inc. 400 Lexington Avenue, Bldg. 500, Pittsburgh, PA...