Upcoming Book Release by Registry Member, Bill Raynor
Take a look at the rave reviews Bill is receiving prior to the release of his new book. Congratulations, we all look forward to the opportunity to read this important piece.
“Why Black Men Nod at Each Other (some lessons and observations of life)” by Bill Raynor, Registry Member
We are pleased to share with you preview reviews of Bill Raynor’s, Registry Member, new book due out this month. The book is a memoir and details my life and how race has been a central theme throughout. The book delves into athletics, education, travel, spirituality and a number of other areas:
What They’re Saying
“From Boston’s Mission Hill projects to the villages of Senegal, we are passengers on Bill’s personal journey. Bill offers us his insights on race, the power of sports, and the challenges of growing up Black in America. His compelling account tells us how far we have come and how much work still needs to be done.“
Richard Lapchick
Director, Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sports
President, The Institute for Sport, and Social Justice
“Bill is a “Renaissance Man” who shares with the reader intimate insights yielded from deep level observations of complex Black male dynamics gained during his personal “rite of passage”: that are typically reserved for the sacred space of the neighborhood, school, locker room or barbershop. Why Black Men Nod at Each Other (some lessons and observations of life) is a blueprint for leadership based on decades of experiences that began in the housing developments and basketball courts of Boston, moved through the halls of the Ivy league, to coaching at the division one level culminating with higher education executive leadership roles that have had a tremendous impact on the next generation. This is a must read for those who are striving for excellence and searching for effective strategies to implement as we navigate this post covid era.”
Dr. J Keith Motley
Chancellor Emeritus
See more by Bill Raynor on www.raynorbooks.com.
Upcoming Book Release by Registry Member, Bill Raynor
Take a look at the rave reviews Bill is receiving prior to the release of his new book. Congratulations, we all look forward to the opportunity to read this important piece.
“Why Black Men Nod at Each Other (some lessons and observations of life)” by Bill Raynor, Registry Member
We are pleased to share with you preview reviews of Bill Raynor’s, Registry Member, new book due out this month. The book is a memoir and details my life and how race has been a central theme throughout. The book delves into athletics, education, travel, spirituality and a number of other areas:
What They’re Saying
“From Boston’s Mission Hill projects to the villages of Senegal, we are passengers on Bill’s personal journey. Bill offers us his insights on race, the power of sports, and the challenges of growing up Black in America. His compelling account tells us how far we have come and how much work still needs to be done.“
Richard Lapchick
Director, Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sports
President, The Institute for Sport, and Social Justice
“Bill is a “Renaissance Man” who shares with the reader intimate insights yielded from deep level observations of complex Black male dynamics gained during his personal “rite of passage”: that are typically reserved for the sacred space of the neighborhood, school, locker room or barbershop. Why Black Men Nod at Each Other (some lessons and observations of life) is a blueprint for leadership based on decades of experiences that began in the housing developments and basketball courts of Boston, moved through the halls of the Ivy league, to coaching at the division one level culminating with higher education executive leadership roles that have had a tremendous impact on the next generation. This is a must read for those who are striving for excellence and searching for effective strategies to implement as we navigate this post covid era.”
Dr. J Keith Motley
Chancellor Emeritus
See more by Bill Raynor on www.raynorbooks.com.
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