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002-DAS TODAY-NORRIS SHELTON
Dr. G with the founder of the American Slave Revolution. The man who inspired DAS Today - Norris Shelton.
78-year-old, Norris Shelton has authored 6 books and preparing the seventh. A former manufacturer with Ford, GM and John Deere, Norris gave up his manufacturing career and took up a career of rectifying slavery.
He took to the business arena compelled by the final message of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. that the next fight for African Americans would be on the economic battlefield. Norris determined that the term "African American" did not represent his fore-parents who laid the foundation of American with their labor.
What is his why?
Shelton’s experiences coalesce into a clear understanding of , America’s contribution to the woes of what he calls Descendants of American Slaves, and its liabilities if we fail to correct the situation. Shelton shares his first-hand observations and his prescription for change in his books, Gatekeepers, America’s Little Black Book, and American Slaves, Inc. Renaissance Plan: The Next Steps Forward.
Join this in-depth conversation with the man and mentor who inspired Dr. Gerald Higginbotham and ultimately appointed him Vice President of DAS Inc.
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002-DAS TODAY-NORRIS SHELTON
Dr. G with the founder of the American Slave Revolution. The man who inspired DAS Today - Norris Shelton.
78-year-old, Norris Shelton has authored 6 books and preparing the seventh. A former manufacturer with Ford, GM and John Deere, Norris gave up his manufacturing career and took up a career of rectifying slavery.
He took to the business arena compelled by the final message of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. that the next fight for African Americans would be on the economic battlefield. Norris determined that the term "African American" did not represent his fore-parents who laid the foundation of American with their labor.
What is his why?
Shelton’s experiences coalesce into a clear understanding of , America’s contribution to the woes of what he calls Descendants of American Slaves, and its liabilities if we fail to correct the situation. Shelton shares his first-hand observations and his prescription for change in his books, Gatekeepers, America’s Little Black Book, and American Slaves, Inc. Renaissance Plan: The Next Steps Forward.
Join this in-depth conversation with the man and mentor who inspired Dr. Gerald Higginbotham and ultimately appointed him Vice President of DAS Inc.