by John Bryant | Feb 26, 2026 | Bryant Writing | OpEds, Entrepreneurship
Every year, I choose one word. Not a resolution. Not a hashtag. A word — something that captures the assignment in front of us and demands that we grow into it. Last year, we built. The year before that, we scaled. And now — now — we have arrived at the most important...
by John Bryant | Feb 26, 2026 | Bryant Thought Leadership, Bryant Writing | OpEds, John Hope Bryant Authored
One hundred years ago, Carter G. Woodson launched what he called Negro History Week — not as a celebration, but as a correction. He believed America was telling an incomplete story about itself, and that an incomplete story produces an incomplete nation. He was right...
by John Bryant | Feb 26, 2026 | Article, John Hope Bryant Authored
A conversation with Marshall University President Brad D. Smith — and a lesson a century in the making There are moments when history, geography, and purpose converge in ways that feel less like coincidence and more like calling. Last week, I had one of those moments....
by Louis Deas | Feb 26, 2026 | Uncategorized
Recently, I became a certified open water scuba diver in Maui. I had been saying I would do it for years, but like many things in life, the delay wasn’t about ability. It was about fear, and about respect for an environment I did not yet fully understand. Years ago, I...
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