We're here to celebrate 20 years of walking to save black men's
lives in partnership with organizations like Johnson and
Johnson.
All these organizations who are serious about this equity work
today.
My Health can't wait.
We're going across the US and partnering with community
organizations.
It's important for Johnson and Johnson to be at events like
this because communities are struggling to get health
education and screenings.
And what we need to do is make sure that we are putting a
message out that prioritizing your health is critically
important.
And so this is really a call to action to say, hey, you get
these screenings, you get early detection, and the sooner you're
able to do that, the better Your chances are to have a more
favorable outcome when you get those things under control or
get them treated.
What my health can't wait means to me is that I can't take care
of anyone else's.
I'm not taking care of myself first in your Health matters
because we have to make it a priority that we are feeling and
living our best life.
My health can't wait because I've got three beautiful
daughters that I want to be around for a really long time to
see them continue to grow up.
The healthier we are, the stronger we are, and we can
build more prosperity for all in the community.