​For most of my life, I haven’t just talked about helping people, I’ve done the work. From mentoring young athletes and helping hundreds of kids earn college opportunities… to building businesses that created jobs… to fighting for free speech all the way to the Supreme Court of the United States… my life has always been about standing up for my community and opening doors for others.

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I didn’t grow up with privilege. I grew up in Miami, raised by a Bahamian mother and a Jamaican father, in neighborhoods where opportunity didn’t always come easy. But I learned early that when we work together, invest in our communities, and refuse to accept limitations placed on us, we can change our future.

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That’s the same approach I’m bringing to Florida’s Congressional District 20.

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Throughout my career, I’ve helped create opportunities, whether it was helping launch careers through Luke Records, mentoring young athletes who went on to become NFL players like Devonta Freeman, Amari Cooper, and Carlton Davis III, or helping secure millions of dollars in investments for parks, youth facilities, and community programs in Miami.

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Those experiences taught me something important: real leadership is about creating opportunity.

That’s why my focus for District 20 is clear.

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