Rhythm & News interview with Bryant George, executive director of Real Life 101 – a Detroit-based non-profit that provides scholarships to African American males, about their recent announcement to provide scholarships to 10 Seattle area high school seniors who previously attended Southshore Pre-K – 8. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.
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