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‘educational and employment oppor ‘tunities. The Kellogg MBA finance graduate is doing something to change Teality for the better. Born in Chicago's tough Engl ‘wood neighborhood, Reynolds, $3, understands the devastating effects that joblessness has when it breeds crime and addiction, He also knows that transforming this situation requires strengthening the community's ‘economic foundation. Thisis why hoe figures are striking: Only 38 percent of black males in Chicago graduated high school between 1995 and 2005. Some 53 percent of Chicago's black men between the ages of 25 and 34 are either ‘unemployed or else earn too litte to supporta family of four. More than 60 percent ofinmates in linois prisons Reynolds, inaddition to running the are African-American, despite compris- firm he co-founded in x997 after serving ingjust 13 percentof thestate's overall #8

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