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Dr. Donald Morton is an award winning social entrepreneur known for his innovative social solutions. His latest solution is expressed as the CEO of the ReManned Project, Inc., where he helps Black Men break the vicious cycle of missed potential so they transform every area of their lives. Dr. Morton is the former executive director of the Complexities of Color Coalition. As executive director of the Coalition, he worked to congregate Wilmington’s African-American community in order to create a comprehensive strategy to influence institutions, policies, and laws. Morton has over 25 years of experience in African American community leadership.
Recently, Dr. Morton was on our show.
During our conversation, Dr. Morton talked about:
– the story behind the ReManned Project and why it is important
– The reason behind his passion to help Black men
– Growing up in a dysfunctional family including his father passing away before his parents were going to reconcile and how he overcame this situation
– The negative impact on him as a young boy of his father’s physical absence, emotional absence, eternal absence
– Going to a therapist for three years and how it improved his life
– A special letter from his dad to him
– His love for his mother and his mother caring for him when he had prostate cancer
– The only two men he can love and trust
– Black men and leadership past, present and future
– The effect of the feminist movement on Black men and leadership
– The major thing that is robbing many Black men
– The Remanned Project and it came into existence for some of his wrong decisions in his past
– Three ways that men miss their potential
– The best age to expose men to positive influences
– Where many Black men are getting their leadership from
– 2020’s impact on Black men and Black fathers
– His message about Black men to non-melinated people, to Black people, to Black women and to Black men
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