Every year I feel the need to conjure George Bernard Shaw's "Youth is wasted on the young" thought.
What I saw in the Memphis that I had returned to was an opportunity to put two struggling communities together and change the narrative through young thought leaders, artists, and arts patrons.
These young thought leaders demanded 17 Sustainable Development Goals, all meant to make us more accountable for the social and environmental impact of fashion and to empower the workers and leaders of our future.
Watson the younger thought that the future was in computers, so he wasn't too worried about the decree.
Rubbish, the young rabbi thought.
He was trying to look cool, dressing young, Quanitta thought.
Politics didn't interest him much, even during the nineteen-eighties, when many young Chinese thought of little else.
Although his mother played piano in the local Baptist church, he learned his most enduring musical lessons from a local bluesman known as Dish Rag, who promised to teach him "the secret of the code," or so young Jim thought.
At least that is what his young wife thought.
