Listen to this inspiring episode with Award-Winning CNN Photojournalist for 32 years, Reggie Selma! He’ll share about his growing up years in Birmingham Alabama. He grew up during the time that racial segregation or the Jim Crow law was enforced but that did not prevent him from achieving this great level of success.
In 1982, Reggie made history by becoming CNN‘s first African-American Cameraman assigned to the White House. In this interview, he’ll share two of his most memorable moments with some of the world’s most iconic leaders, US President Ronald Reagan, Nelson Mandala, and Mother Teresa. Click that play button now and be inspired by his amazing stories!
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ABOUT MY GUEST
REGGIE SELMA
Reggie Selma, is a former legendary photojournalist with CNN. He has decades of experience and he had unparalleled access to some of history’s most iconic leaders–such prominent figures such as Nelson Mandela, Mother Teresa, and the Dalai Lama.
In 1982, Reggie made history by becoming CNN‘s first African-American Cameraman assigned to the White House.
Reggie Selma has traveled the globe filming every U. S. president from Reagan to Obama. Now, after a long and successful career behind the lens , Reggie has stepped out in front of the camera. He has gone on to become one of the most Inspiring and mesmerizing speakers in the business.
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