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I'm sure Rodney Mason would not consider himself a hero. But this wheel chair bound man started a team in Newark NJ for the local kids in his neighborhood and has become more than just a coach. He has become a mentor and a father figure to these kids. So if a man in a wheel chair can do this there is no excuse for anyone else not to reach out to our youth. Read his inspirational story link by clicking the below:  

http://www.letstalkhonestly.com/blacknewsblackviews.html  

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