Mercy Gives a Voice to Social Justice—One Story At a Time  Mercy A. Quaye, Founder/President, The Narrative Project Entrepreneurs take enormous risks. But few would have the gumption to create an anti-capitalist business in the home of capitalism. Think of it as a kinder company. In an age where everything is public, it’s a highwire act that could come crashing to the ground.
The company is not a utopian fantasy in a rural hippie commune. Mercy A. Quaye is the founder of The Narrative Project (TNP), a public relations and communications firm based in New Haven, Connecticut. She seeks to build a new way of working where employees are treated humanely, and the business makes money.
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Guy Ragland Jr. Navigates ‘Rare Air’ At the Top  Standing 6’-8” tall and weighing 240 pounds, Guy Ragland Jr. is a big dude. Even on the basketball court, the West Hartford, Connecticut native, is an imposing figure. His physical stature and talent have brought him to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) for basketball.
This rising sophomore plays for Cornell University’s Big Red men’s basketball team. Guy has the athletic gear, his games are on television, and he has an ESPN profile. He’s living out his dream in Ithaca, New York, an hour south of Syracuse, on Cayuga Lake in the countryside. The Civil Rights Ally Who Cheated Death  Kent P. Ashworth, at his kitchen table, July 2022 Life contains defining moments that transform us. But we don’t control when those moments occur. As sure as the sun rises each morning, they will come. How you respond reveals the inner you.
While driving in a motorcade during a campaign stop in Dallas on November 22, 1963, at 12:30 p.m., President John F. Kennedy was shot in his open-air limousine by a sniper from a six-story building. First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy was next to him in the back seat as the force of the bullets pressed his body against hers. Pronounced dead at 1:00 p.m., Kennedy was 46 years old. |
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