Food for thought

Thurgood Marshall

Job 5:25King James Version (KJV)

²⁵ Thou shalt know also that thy seed shall be great, and thine offspring as the grass of the earth.

Marshall's first big civil rights victory as an attorney, Murray v. Pearson, was against the school he couldn't attend, the University of Maryland. He successfully challenged their segregation policy, opening the door to equal education for generations of Maryland students
He was just 32 when he won his first case before the U.S. Supreme Court, Chambers v. Florida, which established that confessions obtained as the result of police coercion didn't count as evidence.

Yes Thurgood Marshall planted some great seeds for future generations to harvest.

Top 40 under 40 Wharton Magazine. Very Impressive we have a new generation that is quit capable of taking our social movement to the next level.  They are the movers and shakers of the 21st century. 


Jason Wiley

Jason Wiley 34 Co-Founder of marketing and branding firm Bridge Agency; former VP of Marketing at Bad Boy.  Jason was predestine for greatness when his mom Cheryl planted that positive seed.

We are all predestine by God for greatness.  Around the world many people are planting seeds for a summer harvest for food. Why not plant good food for thought,Today It is up to each of us to plant nurture and produce positive thoughts for abundant fruitful results.

As a random act of kindness let one person know that thru God all things are possible.  Be a Blessing and give a Blessing of yes.  Yes I can do all things thru Christ that strengthen me

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