The son of Bishop Moales Sr. of Bridgeport, Kenneth originally chose accounting as his college major. I wanted to be a hot shot accountant with one of the big accounting firms. These trying times began to take him back toward religion and his faith. By junior year he was a double major, accounting and religion.
People here recognize insincerity and respond to the little things.
A key component to the problem, he believes, is that many of the parents have to work more than one job and do so many things to support their families. They simply don't have the energy to go the extra mile on the weekends. He believes that kindergarten through fifth grade are the most important years in a child's life. He attributes 65 percent of his success to his father, and was also influenced by Dr. Erin Parker, a significant figure in the civil rights movement. He always has been in the minority, he says, because he insists on being himself.