Co-author, The Heart of a Black Man

Give the title of your chapter and a brief synopsis.

“How They See Me”Racism is alive and well, and America needs to stand up for every race instead of their own. I pray this brings some light on what goes on a daily basis.

As a Black man who has had lots of good experiences, as well as bad, or has overcome life challenges, what keeps you motivated to keep going?

I am so motivated and inspired to advance the next generation through my ups and downs. Leaving a legacy is not just money but leaving a blueprint for our children’s children.

Briefly, share one of the most significant experiences you’ve had as a Black man that impacted your life and why.

I think meeting attorney Willie E. Gary altered my life significantly and inspired me to think and dream at a level I hadn’t so far. Seeing all of that black excellence in one room showed me what’s possible.

What encouraging words do you have for the younger generation of Black men?

Never settle in life and be a thermostat not a thermometer. Set the tone and temperature for your life without any excuses. industry looks like even when there wasn’t an equal opportunity.

What’s next for you?

Creating a social media platform called virtuoverse so that content creators voices can be heard. Also continue to advocate for mental health and wellness.

If you were given the opportunity to speak from your heart before a worldwide audience of leaders, politicians, women, children, and everyday people, what statement, quote, or solutions would you offer or say in regard to the plight of the Black man?

I would say never give up on what really is the foundation of America, which is the Black man. We have so many gifted Black men in every industry that has changed what that www.virtuoverse.com @andrevaughn22 AndreLVaughn

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