Impossible original song by Should’a Been a Boy Band __ Impossible . . . . .dreams don’t always have to come true in someones else’s neighborhood! . . . a  program acutely focused on the music dreams of at-risk young ladies ages 13 and older that are growing up in the inner-city projects, wards of the
SUCCESS n’ Najma __ was one of the Daughter’s of Destiny (inner-city, at-risk teen girl mentoring) where we first meet Shayla at one of their open-mic events. Each year Daughter’s of Destiny selects their most improved girl and awards a college scholarship. Najma made a decision to move in another direction, Air Force intelligence. We worked with Najma
.  .  . what if our children stop dreaming? the Problem; inner-city, at-risk, disadvantaged teen girls give up on their dreams by high school. the Result; teens with unplanned futures tend to make poorer choices. the Solution; We will use the successes of the few to power the hopes of the many. .  we can’t almost do
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“The best of us was always our hopes and dreams, so calm your ass down and keep going.” – CEO, MadlyRad “You must fail 100 times to succeed once.” – Sylvester Stallone “Stop being perfect because obsessing over being perfect stops you from growing.” – Brad Pitt “Only you, and you alone, can change
💕 Then this fool kisses me in front of my locker with the whole school watching  read article on Odyssey . . . Mom, where are you? Again Late picking me up after school An hour standing feeling awkward, looking down, always down Never dare speak to these other kids These other kids never
