TELLING HISTORY NOT "HIS STORY" COMES AT A COST
A gripping journey of one man's stuggle through a racially bruised America.
MILITARY NIGHTMARE
Entering the army at the mere age of 18 can seem scary but, when WWII called fright had to leave.
Read moreDiscriminating factors
Laws can change systems and the way one acts, but sometimes, one cannot change another's mindset.
Read moreDecisions & Expectations
My desire was to go to where I felt lead to move and reach a position that I could make a larger difference.
Read moreThe Dodd effect
Senator Thomas Dodd sent the contents of my civil rights concerns to president John F. Kennedy
Read moreCompany products
Intellectually Persecuted
At a time in the history of the United States of America when racial prejudice and segregation gripped the heart of our nation, Dr. Marshall Jenkins was an educational leader trying to make a difference. In spite of all those who were determined to make sure he would not succeed, he persevered. It was his persistence, love of people, plus his deep faith in God that he was able to help thousands improve their lives.
Integrity
As an army veteran integrity is just one of the key traits of the doctor.
Read moreSharing
As a key member to his community Dr. Jenkins provides all he can.
Read moreDialogue
The kind of conversations you can expect from our author are inspiring.
Read moreTransparency
Dr. Jenkins tells how a black professional's in the US truly is.
Read moreFeatured Awards
Award Of Service OcTober 1994
Prestigous award for help in minority enterprise development and was given with appreciation.
Electrical Award April 1985
One of the top construction industry awards to be given in the year of 1985.
Community Award FAMU Alumni of PBC
Outstanding work in the community and excellenct service plus contribution to FAMU.
Congratulations Completion Letter
A letter of congratulations from one of the elite generals of the US Army for great service.