The Ohio Black Women’s Leadership Caucus of Akron saluted 28, community focused, African-American men in their 28th Annual Salute to Significant African-American Males Breakfast. Since 1990, The Ohio Black Women’s Leadership Caucus of Akron has saluted and honored 1,100 men in the community. Thank you for watching and remember to share this video.
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