As we draw nearer to Juneteenth, consider these speakers who would make an excellent choice for in-person or virtual programming, whether your audience is looking to celebrate, reflect, or build community.
Staff Writer for The New York Times Magazine; Co-Host of the Still Processing Podcast; Editor of Black Futures
Three-Time Emmy Award-Winning Sportscaster & Journalist; Famed Host of The NFL Today and Special Correspondent for CBS New; Advocate for the Prevention of Domestic Violence
Grammy Award-Winning Rapper; Entrepreneur; Activist; Advocate
Academic and Thought Leader; Founder of Vision & Justice; Bestselling Author of The Rise: Creativity, the Gift of Failure, and the Search for Mastery; Associate Professor of History of Art and Architecture, and African and African American Studies at Harvard University