John Hope Bryant
@johnhopebryant
Entrepreneur | Founder and CEO of @OperationHOPE, @promisehomesco, and Bryant Group Ventures.
Bestselling author: Up From Nothing, THE MEMO, and more!
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https://linktr.ee/johnhopebryantlive 02-10-2008 04:09:58
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The ladder is broken. We don't all start at the same place. 10% of all land was distributed to people who don't look like me. The 1% has to empower the 99%.
Thanks Squawk Box for having me on today to spread the word about my new book Financial Literacy For All. #OperationHOPE
Here is the full CNBC Squawk Box interview from this morning, featuring my new #financialliteracyforallbook and a robust debate on βthe future of America.βππ½
The 1% has to empower the 99% in capitalism, says Operation Hope's John Hope Bryant cnb.cx/3JuZMgA
βHow do we get the bottom to the top before we are all speaking mandarin in 20 yearsβ¦β John Hope Bryant
Operation Hope CEO John Hope Bryant sounds off on corporations dismantling DEI initiatives. 'It's mathematically stupid to dismantle it,' he says.
'The issue is not in the streets anymore, it's in the suites,' says Operation Hope CEO John Hope Bryant on DEI in corporate America.
So my friend Joe Kernen suggested this morning that I was gaslighting him on Squawk Box. Upon reflection, he was partly right.
I used Joe's response (which is his JOB btw), to express my concerns w/ACTUAL promoters of things -- that make no sense for the future. ππ½
Are some DEI programs silly, ineffective, stupid even? Yes. And that's part of what my friend Joe Kernen I think was mentioning. That hurts all legit efforts. That said, opening ALL doors for the next 20 yrs is not the right thing to do, it's ESSENTIAL for America. ππ½
John Hope Bryant We are all starting the race at different mile markers. Thatβs the Truth. We need to open more doors πͺ for Everyone β πππΊπΈ
John Hope Bryant I just heard you on CNBC. I think you hit the nail on the head. Look forward to reading a new book. Youβre the first person that Iβve heard that seems to get it.