ABOVE AND BEYOND ABOVE AND BEYOND

ABOVE AND BEYOND

How a tall, lanky kid from the Omaha Housing projects spent a lifetime helping others top their dreams

    • $9.99
    • $9.99

Publisher Description

How a tall, lanky kid from the Omaha Housing projects spent a lifetime helping others top their dreams. Above and Beyond recounts the long and grateful life of Dr. Rodney S. Wead. The beatings at the hands of "fake" police officers, blatant racism, and discrimination in his adulthood, paled in comparison to the pains of the abject poverty endured by the young Mr. Wead in north Omaha, NE. Yet, Dr. Wead used his athletic abilities and powerful memories to run a heroic life race. With the faith of a mustard seed, he led economic, social, cultural, and educational prosperity to include the nation's first black AM/FM radio station, community bank, hundreds of cooperatives, and college scholarships for hundreds of black youths. His friend, billionaire investor Warren Buffet, professional athletes and entertainers, CEOs, family, fraternal and lifelong friends consider Dr. Wead a visionary leader who talks the walk. His lived experiences and lessons from his civil rights days are relevant to today's conversation. 

GENRE
History
RELEASED
2021
June 17
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
96
Pages
PUBLISHER
AWVB Publishing
SELLER
Ingram DV LLC
SIZE
7.8
MB
Voices of Barrington Voices of Barrington
2002
From Wolf to Wolfwood From Wolf to Wolfwood
2011
Myrtle, Mississippi Growing Up In a Small Town During the Depression Myrtle, Mississippi Growing Up In a Small Town During the Depression
2016
Hough Neighborhood Legacy Hough Neighborhood Legacy
2022
Remembering Chapel Hill Remembering Chapel Hill
2009
The Gould Family History The Gould Family History
2017
Above and Beyond Above and Beyond
2021
Recipes For Success Recipes For Success
2023
September Laboring Day September Laboring Day
2021
October African American Ancestry October African American Ancestry
2021
August First is the First Black Holiday for Black People August First is the First Black Holiday for Black People
2021