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Wall Street Journal: How Willie L. Wilson went from poverty to black philanthropy.

Long ago, Willie L. Wilson ran off from a Florida work camp, convinced it was virtual slavery. Hounds chased him but he got away.

Later, though he had no money, and only a seventh-grade education, he convinced himself he could run his own business...Like his belief in God, there are some things he just knows to be true.

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“It can no longer be Republican against Democrat, citizens against police, White versus Black, rich versus poor. We must achieve the original vision of our country – to be a place where all people can be free to pursue life, liberty and happiness – truly one nation under God.”

- Dr. Willie Wilson

"I think that Willie, first of all, is a successful businessman with a Christian heart."

Congressman Bobby Rush (D-Ill) 1st Congressional District
" Doc loves to read the bible. There's a passage in John Chapter 1, verse 14 that says "and the word was made flesh." And we can, literally, put in there - and the word was made Dr. Willie Wilson. "

Rev. Stephen Thurston, New Covenant M.B. Church
"His philanthropy is unbelievable. I've been with him at shelters where he's given away money to people. He's paid people's bills. I've seen him help with their taxes."

Congressman Danny Davis (D-Ill) 7th Congressional District
"And his bill [Bail Reform SB 2034] that just passed and signed into law? You're gonna see the numbers, statewide, come down for the people in prison."

Cook County Commissioner Richard Boykin

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Wall Street Journal: How Willie L. Wilson went from poverty to black philanthropy.

“It can no longer be Republican against Democrat, citizens against police, White versus Black, rich versus poor. We must achieve the original vision of our country – to be a place where all people can be free to pursue life, liberty and happiness – truly one nation under God.”

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