Read an interview here with Cornelia McCowan about her letter and Go, Tell Michelle. Ms. McCowan is project supervisor for the University of Texas at Dallas Academic Bridge Program.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
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from excelsior editions, an imprint of the state university of new york press
Go, Tell Michelle
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I am honored and humbled to be a part of this phenomenal book. This is an excellent testament of the power of an idea to transform lives. The book is truly an inspiration to women of all ages.
ReplyDeleteI am in possession of the great book and I am blessed that I have been able to share it with others. As a member of the Westchester County Club of N.A.N.B.P.W., I'm inspired that we contributed, as well as the fact that through-out time our voices will be heard in celebrating this great woman, our First Lady, Mrs. Michelle Obama.
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