Duane Rollins

It is easier to read the headline than read the story. It is easier to listen to the clip than watch the whole video. It is easier to be upset than to learn. People I genuinely like say very stupid stuff at times. In this world where we often battle

> Do as a I say, not as a do. You’ve heard that adage before. Often times it came from our parents or some authority figure in our lives. Don’t ever be that person. > What’s good to say is good to do. You, yourself, should also

Every Friday, I’ll make it a point to share other great content (with some added context) so you know what to dive into over the weekend. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Breakfast Club Interview: Jon Stewart Talks Political Accountability, Systemic Racism, His Movie ‘Irresistible’ + More [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GP9SZzseFqI] The

When I was a child, for a period of time my mother forced me to get up early on Saturday mornings to attend class. Yup, more school on a Saturday… But these classes were different from what I was usually taught in school. These classes were about leadership development, community,

I get really upset with myself when I learn about someone today I wished I would have known 10 years earlier. Let me tell you about Janice Bryant Howroyd (or who I’m now calling JHow). She’s from Tarboro, North Carolina and went to school at North Carolina A&

How to apply this in real life

Welcome to Framed Perspective by me, Duane Rollins. I’m a leader in social enterprise and design working to make the world a bit better today and much better for future generations. My goal is to help frame things in a better way that allows us all to have more