A Bold Conversation About Family History and Hope
Juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery in the U.S. and honors the boldness of Black families in shaping their futures despite hardships.
Ted Paris shares his family's significant contributions, including his cousin, Constance Baker Motley
Ted's parents, trailblazers in their fields, instilled pride in Black heritage and courage to seek better opportunities despite racial tensions.
A key figure in the Civil Rights Movement, Motley was the first Black woman to argue before the Supreme Court and serve as a federal judge.
Ted's family faced discrimination when moving to a predominantly white neighborhood, showcasing resilience and hope for better integration.
Celebrated on June 19, it marks the Emancipation Proclamation's enforcement in Texas, symbolizing freedom and progress for Black Americans.
With a rich professional background, Ted values TD Bank's commitment to diversity, finding a supportive environment that celebrates his heritage.
Judge Motley was honored with a U.S. Postal Service stamp, highlighting her legacy and contributions to justice and equality.
Ted’s education and career in banking exemplify the success possible with determination and support from a strong family foundation.
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