You must be better to succeed.

Curtis McCullom
Irvine, CA

Being a black male from Mississippi, my father taught me that in order to succeed in white American, I had to be the best in all my endeavors. If I was applying for the same position as a white person, I could not be the same. I had to be better. That lesson instilled in me a great work ethic. Thanks to CBU HIS311 for this opportunity!


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