Marquess Dennis doesn’t just talk about fatherhood—he’s on a mission to redefine it. As the founder of Birthright Living Legacy, he joins Craig Andrews to challenge cultural narratives, unpack generational trauma, and spotlight the deep systemic impact of absent fathers. Dennis shares his own journey from poverty in North Tulsa to building a nonprofit dedicated to helping fathers of all backgrounds reclaim their influence.

With unfiltered honesty, he discusses how fatherlessness isn't confined to any one race or class—“it affects the poor house all the way to the White House.” He weaves together personal stories, sobering statistics, and sharp social commentary, revealing how pop culture has eroded the public perception of fatherhood and how leadership begins at home.

Dennis makes a compelling case: fatherhood isn’t a footnote in a child’s life—it’s the framework. He urges dads to treat their families like million-dollar clients: full attention, consistent engagement, and intentional presence.

Want to learn more about Marquess Dennis's work? Check out their website at https://brlivinglegacy.com.

Connect with Marquess Dennis on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/marquessdennis/.

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