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Product DescriptionA Better Today Brings a Brighter Tomorrow is an Educational Guide for Parents of Color. Every Black parent should have this book, it inludes information about youth programs for minority students mostly in New York but also across the United States. The Programs range from after school tutoring, precollege preparation, mentoring, talent, summer opportunities, camps, internships and career training. It is a great resource for anyone, even nonNew Yorkers, because it breaks down the different types of programs that exist for young people in practically every state.ReviewA Plan With Promise: A Better Today Brings A Brighter Tomorrow is LaShanda Henry's proven plan for academic success and community achievement in the lives of many young AfricanAmericans. LaShanda is 'taking the bull by the nose' with this comprehensive plan for success. An avid believer in the 'it takes a community to raise a child' theorem, she encourages parents to take an active role in their child's education process from the child's elementary years. This book provides economic ways to provide a quality education; which will lead to a successful career as well as other future endeavors. LaShanda's book is quite impressive. She has taken action on what could possibly be the most important crisis in Black America today: the lack of education and the desire to pursue it. Marty A. Nickison BSCS, Net+About the AuthorLaShanda Henry is a selfpublished author and founder of Multiple Shades of You Online (www.msoyonline.com), an eCommunity for people of color.
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