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Dr. Brian Meachem helped Mikel button up a a suit that was a bit loose, but sharp-looking nonetheless.
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Eamore Miller, 11, and 12-year-olds Mikel Montgomery, Marco Rowe and Shunta Wooten checked out the gently-used suits.
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SOS founder Sherwyn Besson gave his son, Isiah, a lesson in the proper method of tying neckwear.
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Marco Rowe tried on a suit that was slightly loose, but still sharp-looking, at the Save Our Sons Network dress-for-success event on Oct. 21.
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The Save Our Sons Network, a group affiliated with the Lakeview NAACP, held a Suit Our Sons event last week, where young local boys had the opportunity to learn how to dress for success, tie neckwear and even take home gently-used suits. Several boys joined SOS founder Sherwyn Besson and Dr. Brian Meachem at Harold Walker Park on Oct. 21 from 8 to 10 p.m. and they all walked away looking sharp and wearing smiles.
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