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How the Power of Our Vote Can Win Justice for All

Aaron Rhodan November 8, 2016

Hill, I love you brother, but why should I vote? It doesn’t matter … my vote doesn’t matter at all. This refrain or some version of it is something I’m hearing far too often as I travel the country doing voter protection work. And nothing could be further from the truth. Nearly every day we

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1965 voting rights act march civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama in 1965

Get Registered to Vote: Time’s Running Out

Melissa Kimble October 11, 2016

In his op-ed for EBONY.com earlier this year entitled, “The Power of the Right to Vote,” actor Hill Harper said that recognizing the right to cast a ballot is understanding how to get the African-American community’s voice heard. He shared this powerful sentiment: “A lot has already happened to catalyze the acceleration of the movement: hearing

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Hill Harper Talks Good Guy Versus Bad Guy in ‘Concussion’

Najja Parker December 28, 2015

Many films include a superhero and a villain. While one plots to maintain chaos and madness, the other swoops in to save the day. Some crowding the theaters may expect to view the controversial  Concussion in this matter, but Hill Harper reveals that this isn’t one of those movies. “It is not an indictment. It’s

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Hill Harper Talks Cancer, New Book

Alisha Tillery September 18, 2013

What felt like a sore throat one Saturday morning in 2010 turned out to be thyroid cancer for actor and author, Hill Harper. He shared his story as keynote speaker for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital’s 15th Annual Survivor’s Day to commemorate those who survived childhood cancers. Three years later, Harper’s cancer-free and awaiting the

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Careers & Finance

Black Thought: Curing the Racial Wealth Gap by Reclaiming the Black Wall Street Mindset

Hill Harper is a humanitarian, an award-winning actor, best-selling author, and entrepreneur. He currently stars in ABC’s television drama, “The Good Doctor.” In addition to his performing arts career, Harper has authored four New York Times bestsellers including his award-winning book, “The Wealth Cure,” which addresses ways to solve the racial wealth gap. He is

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News & Politics

How the Power of Our Vote Can Win Justice for All

Hill, I love you brother, but why should I vote? It doesn’t matter … my vote doesn’t matter at all. This refrain or some version of it is something I’m hearing far too often as I travel the country doing voter protection work. And nothing could be further from the truth. Nearly every day we

1965 voting rights act march civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama in 1965
News & Politics

Get Registered to Vote: Time’s Running Out

In his op-ed for EBONY.com earlier this year entitled, “The Power of the Right to Vote,” actor Hill Harper said that recognizing the right to cast a ballot is understanding how to get the African-American community’s voice heard. He shared this powerful sentiment: “A lot has already happened to catalyze the acceleration of the movement: hearing
Arts & Entertainment

Hill Harper Talks Good Guy Versus Bad Guy in ‘Concussion’

Many films include a superhero and a villain. While one plots to maintain chaos and madness, the other swoops in to save the day. Some crowding the theaters may expect to view the controversial  Concussion in this matter, but Hill Harper reveals that this isn’t one of those movies. “It is not an indictment. It’s
Arts & Entertainment

Hill Harper Talks Cancer, New Book

What felt like a sore throat one Saturday morning in 2010 turned out to be thyroid cancer for actor and author, Hill Harper. He shared his story as keynote speaker for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital’s 15th Annual Survivor’s Day to commemorate those who survived childhood cancers. Three years later, Harper’s cancer-free and awaiting the

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