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The Brotherhood/Sister Sol

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The Brotherhood/Sister Sol Welcome to YouTube.mp4

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BHSS CNN Overview.mp4

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Black Boys Don't Cry

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My Sister Myself part 1.mp4

146 views - 2 years ago

My Sister Myself part 2.mp4

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BHSS VOICES 6 SIZZLE.mp4

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Getting Rich By Giving Back 2011.mp4

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MyEducation

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Bro/Sis: Light & Love.mov

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Bro/Sis: Light & Love.mov

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MyEducation

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BROSIS EDUCATION PANEL

31 views - 9 months ago

My Education

130 views - 10 months ago

My Education.mp4

104 views - 10 months ago

Getting Rich By Giving Back 2011.mp4

130 views - 11 months ago

Black Boys Don't Cry

195 views - 1 year ago

The Brotherhood/Sister Sol Welcome to YouTube.mp4

324 views - 1 year ago

BHSS VOICES 6 SIZZLE.mp4

214 views - 1 year ago

BHSS CNN Overview.mp4

383 views - 1 year ago

My Sister Myself part 2.mp4

89 views - 2 years ago

My Sister Myself part 1.mp4

146 views - 2 years ago

BHSS Voices 5 Sizzle

192 views - 2 years ago

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Joined:

Dec 3, 2008

Latest Activity:

1 month ago

Website:

http://www.brotherhood-sistersol.org

About Me:

The Brotherhood/Sister Sol, or Bro/Sis as members and staff affectionately shorten the name, was established in 1994 to offer supportive programs for Black and Latino youth in impoverished communities. Co-founders and childhood friends Jason Warwin and Khary Lazarre-White founded The Brotherhood when they were seniors at Brown University on the Southside of Providence at the John Hope Community Center. They recognized the obstacles young men face growing up in poverty, and they believed that the creation of a strong, supportive community could help youth overcome challenges of circumstance and succeed in life.

Hometown:

Harlem, NY

Country:

United States

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