Growing Up I Always Felt Like I

It's Ironic That No Matter Where I Go, I Meet People From Brooklyn. I'm Proud Of That Heritage. It's Where I'm From, Who I Am.

I Do Feel, In A Sense, The Rules Of Engagement For Citizenship Has Changed, And We Must Encourage Other People To Speak Up And To Take Action.

I Think What We're Lacking In Society, Not Only In The U.s. But Also Around The World, Is To Find Heroes Once Again And To Celebrate These Kind Of People.

In This Ever-changing Society, The Most Powerful And Enduring Brands Are Built From The Heart.

I Was Born On The Other Side Of The Tracks, In Public Housing In Brooklyn, New York. My Dad Never Made More Than $20,000 A Year, And I Grew Up In A Family That Lost Health Insurance. So I Was Scarred At A Young Age With Understanding What It Was Like To Watch My Parents Lose Access To The American Dream.