A Single Mother's Guide to Raising a Son - Bourne Jr, Mervin a.
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A Single Mother's Guide to Raising a Son is a fresh look at the realities of single mothers raising sons - from the rarely-heard informed male perspective of a man raised by a single mother. This book dares to go beyond the surface of political correctness to address the pitfalls and misunderstandings that have been preventing millions of single mothers from raising successful, productive, purpose-driven sons for decades. Its message is bold, hopeful, and empowering. Its benefit is real, practical and immediately useful to all those seeking to raise a son into a man the world can be proud of,…mehr

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A Single Mother's Guide to Raising a Son is a fresh look at the realities of single mothers raising sons - from the rarely-heard informed male perspective of a man raised by a single mother. This book dares to go beyond the surface of political correctness to address the pitfalls and misunderstandings that have been preventing millions of single mothers from raising successful, productive, purpose-driven sons for decades. Its message is bold, hopeful, and empowering. Its benefit is real, practical and immediately useful to all those seeking to raise a son into a man the world can be proud of, despite the challenges presented by everyday single-mother life. Whether rich or poor, educated or not, if you are a single mother raising a son, this book is a must-read.
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Mervin A. Bourne, Jr. is an attorney, author, mentor, and motivational speaker. He is a graduate of Morgan State University and Rutgers University School of Law. He is a former NCAA college athlete who has extensive legal experience with the child welfare and criminal justice systems, management experience in corporate America, and has been an adjunct professor at Rutgers University and NJIT.