The Supremes' Mary Wilson 'Dares to Dream' in Miami-Thursday!

MIAMI DADE COLLEGE KENDALL CAMPUS WELCOMES A STAR FROM THE SUPREMES, MARY WILSON,
  DURING BLACK HISTORY MONTH
  ~ Wilson Delivers Motivational Speech Thursday Feb. 16, 11:15 a.m. ~
  
  A vision of musical stardom that began in the cold winters of
Michigan, a successful singing and acting career both on stage and on screen, and most recently a voice found in writing is what describes Mary
Wilson, former member of The Supremes group. This legendary Motown artist
will be one of the main highlights in a broad program presented by Miami
Dade College during Black History month in February, where she will
present her "Dare to Dream" motivational speech Thursday, February 16,
11:15 a.m. at the Kendall Campus, 11011 S.W. 104th Street, McCarthy
Theater, Room 6120, Miami.
  
  In her lecture, Wilson will talk to MDC students about reaching goals
and triumph over adversity. She will speak from a personal point of
view telling her audience about the hardships she endured on the road to
success and how important it is to always remember where you came from.
  
  Her dreams to become successful inspired Wilson to start with
Florence Ballard and Diana Ross what became the most successful female singing group in recording history, The Supremes. She grew up in the tough
Brewster Projects in Detroit and as a teenager she befriended the other
young girls with similar aspirations. They eventually became The Supremes,
one of America's most prolific successes, and helped to establish the
unique "Motown Sound," becoming the most successful female group in the
history of pop music.

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