Sharon Jones-Scaife, founder and publisher of Teen Graffiti Magazine is kicking up waves in the youth community.  After reading the article featuring TeenGraffiti.com in the Dallas Morning News, AfricanSisters.com wanted to share a thought of expression to our loyal member Sharon Jones-Scaife.

Mrs. Jones-Scaife has been a member of AfricanSisters.com since November 2000 and she's shared her ideas among other members in the organization.  If there is any one person I can think of who is highly motivated toward the youth it would be Sharon Jones-Scaife.

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These adjectives also describe the response she has received from those who have been touched by Teen Graffiti's ability to show its readers the teen perspective that has not always been available in print nor has it been sought by a national audience. 

When Jones-Scaife was planning her first issue, released in February 2000, it was her goal to publish a high quality magazine. She has not failed to do that and during her expansion she will continue to raise the bar for each issue of the magazine.  TeenGraffiti.com wants to hear from you, we want to know what you think about the magazine.  Your thoughts about any issue is important to us whether expressed in poetry, essays, pictures, ect.  TeenGraffiti.com ask that you get your friends and family involved and Speak out, Speak up, Become a voice!

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Theresa Love
Theresa Love
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