Over the last year and then some, fathers across the commercial real estate industry formed new family rituals and bonds, struggled being suddenly thrust into the role of a teacher, and even marveled at how involved their own children became with their little offspring amid the coronavirus pandemic. For Cedric Bobo, the founder of the real estate social impact training program Project Destined, Father’s Day this Sunday has a deeper meaning: He is finally able to forgive his own father. 
Ever since his parents divorced when Bobo, 46, was in third grade, he said he had a strained and difficult relationship with his father. Growing up in the Deep South during the 1950s and 1960s, Bobo said the prejudice and violence his dad witnessed as a Black man affected how…  Read the full story here. | 
