Dr Leonard Clemens cap alaide Fraternity Incorporated Black History Month it means a lot as an African-American male what it means to me is kind of tied to why we should continue to recognize it it’s an acknowledgement an acknowledgement of all of the triumphs and also all of the dark moments and in that we’re going to continue to move
Forward together in progress one of our most successful philanthropic efforts we just celebrated St Jude Children’s Hospital in which we raised millions of dollars to help that hospital give care we just launched a partnership and collaboration with Indiana University which is where we were founded where we
Were able to work out a deal with him where we have a set of members each year that could be accepted for their masters of Business Administration program voting is important regardless of the noise outside of it it doesn’t matter what candidate you choose remember why we’re celebrating Black History Month
And in that same mindset know that your vote does count I’m originally from Chicago so I remember coming here in the 9s and watching the fun basketball games with the goat that’s what we call them when I went to HBCU Kentucky State University and cap alide was a
Fraternity in which I joined while I was on campus of Kentucky State University so it’s pretty exciting we’re really excited to be here we’re excited about the partners ship with United Center we’re excited about what they’re doing within the community and it’s our hope that we would continue this partnership
And friendship and capai supports what you all are doing
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