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Kevin Lyttle, Soca Artist
International Soca artist Kevin Lyttle broke on to the scene years ago with his top Billboard hit, “Turn Me On.” He joins us on the program to tell us about his new single and the challenges he has faced in his career.
Guest:
Kevin Lyttle, Recording Artist
Empowering Young Girls and Women
In honor of Women’s History month and the International Women’s Day, Pulse talks to Tracy Wilson Mourning, the founder of the Honey Shine Mentoring Program for young girls and women from at-risk communities.
Guest:
Tracy Wilson Mourning, Honey Shine Mentoring Program
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I just listened to this interesting interview with Mrs Mourning. I agree with her that girls need guidance and help to discover themselves and I applaud Honey Shine for the work they are doing. I was quite horrified to hear the statistic that 2 out of 12 are graduating from high school. I wondered if that statistic is a national average or if it applies only to girls in the lower socio-economic sector of the population.
Keep up the good work Honey Shine.
Posted by: Judy A Lake | 04/17/2012 at 08:03 PM