Speaker LeRon L. Barton is a writer and keynote speaker who is an essayist whose topics cover racism, mass incarceration, politics, gender, and dating. He optimizes organizations through the enlightenment of conversations around many taboo topics for comprehensive education and motivation.
Why you should book speaker LeRon L. Barton:
- He has given three successful TEDx keynote presentations, and he is the writer of two books and an essayist.
- As a keynote speaker, he focuses on personal development, how to overcome adversity, racism, and social justice.
- Ever active, In his spare time, Barton mentors African-American youth who teaches Creative Writing at the San Francisco County Jail and backpacks worldwide.
Speaker LeRon L. Barton is a writer and a keynote speaker from Kansas City, Missouri, currently living in San Francisco, CA. He is also an essayist whose topics cover racism, mass incarceration, politics, gender, and dating.
He is the author of two books, Straight Dope: A 360 degree look into American Drug Culture, and All We Need Is Love: Stories of Dating, Relationships, Heartbreak, and Marriage.
Barton is an international keynote speaker who has given three TEDx speeches and who has also appeared at Al Jazeera, the University of San Francisco, Navis, Speakers Who Dare, Nas Dubai, Glide Memorial Church, The City of Cupertino, Los Altos Chamber of Commerce, Square, and Defy Ventures.
As a speaker and essayist, speaker LeRon L. Barton addresses issues of social injustice and racism, discussing how questions of race still play a role within the cultures surrounding technology. He also deals with overcoming problems with stuttering while arguing that shame is a bigger adversary than actual stuttering.
Ever active, In his spare time, Barton mentors African-American youth who teaches Creative Writing at the San Francisco County Jail and backpacks worldwide.
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