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The Men’s Brunch Returns with focus on Pressing Issues Affecting Black Men

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The Men's Brunch Men of Distinction
The Men’s Brunch Men of Distinction, Empowerment & Leadership (MODEL) Panel (from left to right, Councilman Junior Ezeonu, Comedian and Radio Personality Michael Shawn, Fashion Influencer Jacob Clayton, O.U.R. Foundation Founder Jade Tinner, Good Life Living Group Founder Germaine Gaspard, Dr. Jake Tayler, and Assistant Vice President at AT&T David C. Williams)

The One Unified Resource Foundation, Inc. (OUR Foundation), presented its annual Men’s Brunch at Lofty Spaces (806 Montgomery St., Dallas, TX), with an appropriate theme, “Men About Culture,” with the tagline “Return of the M.A.C.” The mission of the brunch was to encourage, empower and pamper men who continuously strive to be exceptional leaders in the community.

“Men about the culture are men who are trying to help you go higher, not keep you lower,” said Men’s Brunch panelist and Assistant Vice President of AT&T, David C. Williams.

  • The Men's Brunch Men of Distinction
  • The Men's Brunch Men of Distinction
  • The Men's Brunch Men of Distinction
  • The Men's Brunch Men of Distinction
  • The Men's Brunch Men of Distinction
  • The Men's Brunch Men of Distinction
  • The Men's Brunch Men of Distinction
  • The Men's Brunch Men of Distinction
  • The Men's Brunch Men of Distinction
  • The Men's Brunch Men of Distinction

The brunch connected local men, recruited mentors and brought awareness to the OUR Foundation mentoring program, as well as highlighted and celebrated several men of distinction who served as speakers on the Men of Distinction, Empowerment & Leadership (MODEL) Panel, including: Comedian and Radio Host, Michael Shawn; Grand Prairie City Council Member Junior Ezeonu; Financial Coach, Dr. Jake; Social Media Strategist Jacob Clayton; Good Life Living Group Founder, Germaine Gaspard; Assistant Vice President of AT&T, David C. Williams.

The MODEL panel was moderated by WFAA Channel 8’s Tashara Parker, and focused on empowerment and leadership as well as other topics of mental and physical health, relationships, goal setting, finances and image.

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“I am happy that this society, especially our culture, can talk about mental health freely,” said Michael Shawn, to a group of over 75 DFW men when asked to discuss the stigma surrounding therapy and mental health in the Black community.

The Men’s Brunch guests enjoyed a cocktail and cigar networking experience, shopping with onsite vendors, a seated brunch, and a 360 photo experience.

“Opportunities to gather like this and communicate are physically healthy, and also causes our mental to grow,” panelist Germaine Gaspard reflected at the end of the event.

For more information on the OUR Foundation and The Men’s Brunch, visit TheMensBrunch.com. Follow on social @TheMensBrunch and #MensBrunch21. 

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