“You don’t work for anybody. You create your job.” That was the message Lawrence Ray Parker grew up with. He went to Hampton University for music, but hair and entrepreneurship were already part of his family legacy—from a grandmother who owned beauty schools and salons to generations of relatives who owned their own businesses. What did your family teach you about work and ownership? Check out our full episode of Mathis Family Talks. #LawrenceRayParker #BlackEntrepreneurship #HamptonUniversity #GenerationalLegacy #MathisFamilyTalks