There is a resemblance to Al Roker's wife.![]()
There is a resemblance to Al Roker's wife.![]()
Life would be great if I didn't have to deal with the difficult people.
dark beard. finally, the descendants of colored slaves are gaining fortunes by marrying the descendants of the slave masters...the circle is now unbroken.
masha allah
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mellody_Hobson
Mellody Hobson was born in Chicago, Illinois. She was educated at St. Ignatius College Prep high school, and subsequently attended Princeton University, graduating in 1991 with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of International Relations and Public Policy.
Career
Soon after her graduation from Princeton, Hobson joined Ariel Investments, LLC as an intern and rose to become the firm's senior vice president and director of marketing. In 2000, she ascended to become the president of Ariel, a Chicago investment firm that manages over $3 billion in assets.[1] It is also one of the largest African American-owned money management and mutual fund companies in the United States.[2]
Hobson is also the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Ariel Mutual Funds and the Chairman of Dreamworks Animation SKG, Inc.. She is a regular contributor on financial issues to ABC's Good Morning America and a spokesperson for the annual Ariel/Schwab Black Investor Survey.
Hobson serves on the board of many organizations, including the Chicago Public Library, the Field Museum, the Chicago Public Education Fund, and the Sundance Institute. She is also a director of the Starbucks Corporation, The Estée Lauder Companies Inc., Dreamworks Animation SKG, Inc. and Groupon. Hobson has been acclaimed in selections such as Ebony magazine's "20 Leaders of the Future" (1992), Working Women Magazine's "20 Under 30" (1992), the World Economic Forum's "Global Leaders of Tomorrow" (2001), Esquire's "America's Best and Brightest" (2002), The Wall Street Journal's 50 "Women to Watch" (2004).[3]
Hobson created and hosted a show on ABC on May 29, 2009 called Unbroke: What You Need to Know About Money. It was intended to educate people about money in a creative way. It featured celebrities such as the Jonas Brothers, Oscar the Grouch and Samuel L. Jackson to talk about economics.
slightly....but melody is much prettier. but will you look at al roker? jeez, when blacks lose too much weight (sharpton, star jones, roker) they look sickly and in this pic al looks like a shriveled prune.
and it isn't even the shape of the face or skin that does it. the eyes tend to lose all their sparkle and light......it's weird.![]()
blue font? anyone?
YES! my avatar is fun and funny. Don't rep me..rep Spazz....he is the genius that crafted this piece of photoshop brilliance!!!
and "Raisins piss me off in general"....hats off Lou C for that!

It's amazing how racist so many Stern fans are. No wonder so many of you hate the show now. I guess Howard isn't doing enough racist humor for you.
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