From The Great Migration To Global Leadership (Harold Pope)
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Harold Pope discusses his life journey from Mississippi during the Great Migration to becoming a leader influenced by his mother's activism.
Send us Fan Mail Harold Pope’s life reads like a map of modern American choices: leave the South, build a home up North, learn the rules of power early, and decide what kind of person you will be anyway. We talk with Harold about being born in Mississippi during the Great Migration era and growing up in Albany, New York with a single mother who becomes a legendary NAACP leader. Her activism is not abstract to him. It is meetings in the living room, standing up to city hall, and a community th...
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