Still Opening Doors: The Legacy of Moses Gray
Moses Gray understood that opening a door for yourself was only part of the work. What mattered was whether you held it open for someone coming behind you. He did that throughout his life. Gray came to Indiana to play football at Indiana University, where he became a standout athlete before going on to […]
The Next 100: Building Black Leadership on Campus and Beyond
At some point, the young people we mentor transform into leaders. For The 100 Black Men of Indianapolis, that transition is increasingly taking place on college campuses. Through partnerships with Ball State University and IU Indianapolis, The 100 supports Collegiate 100 chapters that put college students in charge of building organizations around the needs they […]
Who Do You Want to Become? The Enduring Influence of Willis Bright
At some point during The Beautillion Militaire Scholarship Program, Willis Bright wants the young men to get personal. Who are you? What do you want from your career? What kinds of relationships do you want to build? Where do you hope to be five or 10 years from now? They are big questions to put […]