Bobette Brown Makes History - One of the First African-American Females Featured by 'Got Your 6'

NEW YORK - Oct. 1, 2015 - PRLog -- Bobette Brown, a former U.S. Army 82nd Airborne Paratrooper, will make history this year as one of the first African-American females to be showcased during HBO’s “Got Your 6 Storytellers” video series. The series showcases the exemplary talents and ideas of some of the country’s best and brightest veterans. Brown is a beloved minister, Amazon best-selling author, speaker, certified Personal and Executive Coach and a professional overcomer.

She is a bona fide expert who teaches men and women to see their battle wounds as badges of honor, and how to turn scars into beauty marks. In her powerful presentations and coaching programs, Brown provides transitional blueprints for audiences and clients eager to experience transformation in their mindset, personal lives, ministries and businesses.

“As a veteran, you sometimes feel that the only people who understand your story are other veterans,” says Brown. “So, to be able to share my testimony on the ‘Got Your 6’ platform is truly a blessing.”

“As ‘Got Your 6’ has found, people generally see veterans in one of two ways, either the broken, downtrodden vet who is homeless or on drugs or has such severe PTSD that he can’t even function, or the saintly hero who lives with such courage and moral clarity that the only thing the rest of us can do is shower him with awe and amazement,” said Michelle Obama. “And of course, it’s always a ‘he.’ We sort of forget about the 1.5 million women veterans who have served in uniform.”

“Got Your 6 Storytellers” will be taped at HBO Studios in New York City on November 5th and distributed on Veterans Day. For more information, visit
www.gotyour6.org/storytellers.