Education was hugely important to her. That's something that will really be a legacy for her.

She was a critical thinker and she had an open mind. In addition to being a critical thinker, she was a free thinker. She wasn't afraid to go down her own path.

She was caring, she was giving, she was supportive, she was tolerant … I never heard her turn anybody down who asked [for help]. In many ways, she set a great example for a lot of people.

We've made a lot progress. But there's a lot more everyone can do in terms of education, and that will only benefit the entire industry.

I think it's gonna be a great group once they get it started. It's a great opportunity for education both within the group and beyond.

A strong public education system is just essential to business and economic growth. We've been focused on desegregation for 41 years. Now, we get to focus on the next step. It's up to us to do it. No one has a big stick standing over us. I always find that voluntary efforts are the most fruitful - plus, we have no excuses.