If You've ever perused my website www.wrightnow.biz

then you know my brand ID "Community Service is the Cornerstone of Wright Enterprises" based on my conviction that "community service is the hallmark of good business." That's goes internationally as well.  Amid the wonderful business opportunities of the November CA Trade Mission in South Africa including being on the Essence Festival Durban dias; being interviewed by masterful news anchor Gugu Cele of CNBC Africa, establishing ties with Johannesburg-based Morehouse grad Garrett Webster of Team BTL and Durban based Brenda Dunn of Be Done Communications;  meeting U.S & South Africa based businessman Stephen Hightower of Hightower Petroleum Company; community service came to the forefront of great opportunities.

It was a love letter than caused me to fall in love with the work of Mazisi and Mathabo Kunene.  I looked upon the wall of the Kunene foundation as Vee Governor of Governor & Associates and Eric Apelgren Head of Durban's Governance & International Relations Department arranged the tour for LA-based filmmaker Damon Jamal ( See his short of Kaepernick ) and me.  It was that love letter; that interchange between then South African exiled UCLA Professor Mazisi Kunene to his partner in the struggle against apartheid, the mother of his children and the love of his life that opened my heart to see what else this man had to say.  And it was a lot as this now deceased first poet laureate of President Nelson Mandela, made it his life's work to preserve the Zulu language in literature.  I stood mesmerized feeling like Julie Harris character "Frankie" in Member of the Wedding , in love with love.   My visit had just scratched the surface of the great writers work.